O Pedro's mushroom ceviche — Shahzad's favorite — is made with medley of shimeji mushrooms dipped in salt water, oyster, and green button mushrooms, frozen airy lima beans with fresh haricot beans and crispy tempura beans . "The recipe is to celebrate mushrooms of all kinds and still brings out the profile of each flavor and its individual features," he adds.

A global health favorite because of their widespread and low investment. Donna Deli chef Nester Gracias believes its easy availability in the local market has further boosted its popularity. “Growing mushrooms is a small investment and brings great benefits. Recently, there have been continuous production in UP, Kerala, and Tripura. We use different techniques, we see the cultivation of button mushrooms, oysters and paddy straw.
In special compost beds, ”explains Gracias who uses mushrooms to make stir-fry, omelettes, topping pizza, and shroom bros. They especially liked the paprika mushroom and truffle bread with sourdough.
Cross borders, thinks Vidit Aren, a great chef at Soufflé S’il Vous Plaît. His friend Rohaan Gawde, owner of The Mushroom Co., over the past two years has grown many rare mushrooms — portobellos, criminis, oysters — available at a possible price in the restaurant industry and end-users. These mushrooms have their origins in European cuisine, and when French and European cuisine returns, these varieties may
Mushrooms they provide with their natural richness also makes them an effective alternative based on plants. The trick, however, is to understand which types of mushrooms will work best in dishes that usually use meat. According to experts, while crimini works well on pasta, portobello is ready to toss on the grill or slide in sandwiches. Urvika Kanoi, a chef and owner of Cafe Duco,
Says the mold is highly flexible and suitable for anyone who wants to reduce or eliminate meat from their diet. From stews and stocks to snacks, and large double mushrooms as a solid substitute for nutritious foods in meat recipes. "It adds a lot of character and flavor to Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Korean and European cuisines like French and Mediterranean," Kanoi said.
are extremely adaptable. Although delicious and filling, mushrooms are able to both, change and do not change the taste of the meal, notes Kanoi. While baby belle and button add soft tops, enchanters and black mushrooms are perfect flavor bombs. “I use enoki, shimeji, baby belle, portobello, oyster, porchini, chanterelles and king trumpet if available.
They offer a variety of formulas, from crunch and melting in the mouth to chewing gum and meat, ”he said. Shahzad agrees. He says: “Although oysters are chewy and fleshy, buttoned mushrooms have a snap texture. The fact that they are low in shroom bros and healthy for the brain is one more reason why you should include mushrooms in your diet, experts say. Kanoi's favorite is the halloumi and taco of mixed mushrooms. “Mushroom meat, salty chewing halloumi, and the explosion of fresh green Enoch make me go!” he says.