Buy Cremini Spore online. The cremini mushroom, or brown mushroom, started out as a cross between the cultivated white mushroom and its wild cousin, Agaricus campestris. The result was a deeper colored mushroom that looks like a miniature portobello mushroom (hence the name), with a stronger flavor and firmer texture than the original button variety.
In fact, most grocery stores sell three color-coded types of button mushrooms: white, brown, and portobello. �� Cremini’s are moderately mature versions of their much younger white button cousins (hence the nickname “baby bella”), which means that they have a browner color, firmer texture, and more concentrated flavor. Don’t try to make substitutions for fresh creminis in recipes that call for whole baby bella; they’re only available in season. However, we frequently use them in soups and stews where their extra firmness holds up better to long cooking times.
Classification: Edible
Cultivation Difficulty: Difficult
Substrates: straw, manure, compost
Temperature: Colonizing / Fruiting – 70-80 / 55-65
Strain Origin: N. America; Europe
Potential health benefits: anti-inflammatory, cardiovascular health, antioxidant, skin health, energy booster, potassium and gut health.
Description: Liquid Culture. The Cremini mushroom is a small version of the Portobello common to your local grocery store.
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