Almond mushroom
Agaricus blazei, A. subrufescens
mushroom
A mushroom with a strong bitter-almond smell, sold dried, in soup, as a tea or pan-fried.
- Origin
- Brazil; grown in Japan and China
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- It is always eaten cooked: fresh, it is pan-fried for ten minutes; dried, it is soaked for half an hour in warm water, which then goes into the soup.
- Molecules
- Mushroom beta-glucansIn small amounts, not counted Ergothioneine
- Did you know?
- Discovered near São Paulo, it was brought to Japan in the 1960s and became famous there.
