Portobello Mushroom
The portobello mushroom is a variety of cultivated mushroom from the same family as the white mushroom, but with a larger and brown-colored cap. Its texture is firmer and meatier, and its flavor is sweeter and more aromatic. The portobello mushroom can be consumed raw or cooked, and is used to prepare dishes with meat, fish, vegetables, pasta, rice, or pizza. It can also be stuffed or served as carpaccio. The portobello mushroom is rich in water, fiber, B vitamins, potassium, phosphorus, iron, and selenium. It has antioxidant, anticancer, immunological, and diuretic properties.