Mushroom

Approval Rate: 70%

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    lawngone

    Fri Jun 05 2009

    Portobellos. mmm.

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    sk4u2009

    Mon Apr 27 2009

    yucky!!! fungus!! ewwwww.... *vomit*

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    astromike

    Mon Apr 20 2009

    Only a lil. in an omlette, or on a pizza

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    annie9c5

    Mon Sep 01 2008

    MY all time favorite! I always wanted to be a mycologist! That would be one of the greatest jobs E-V-E-R!

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    ida677

    Sat Aug 09 2008

    and onions, on pizza!

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    ms_114948272

    Fri Aug 08 2008

    Taste like dirt

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    jackie6

    Sun Aug 03 2008

    these r good too

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    twansalem

    Thu Jul 31 2008

    Most varieties of edible mushrooms are great. Mushrooms are great sauteed, on pizza, deep fried, or prepared a number of other ways.

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    christa330

    Wed Jul 30 2008

    I say this but I do like some wild mushrooms if cooked right but I hate fungus in general

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    batty40

    Wed Jul 30 2008

    I used to be a fan... but a few years ago I started to get sick after eating them. :(

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    kuro_ki872

    Sun Jul 27 2008

    This is a fungus...

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    ursula912

    Sun Jul 27 2008

    only raw

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    shannon711

    Thu Jul 24 2008

    duuuuuude...

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    kristyn718

    Tue Jul 22 2008

    ......shuddering just thinking about them!

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    lena7358

    Mon Jul 21 2008

    I <3 mushrooms of all kinds. Interestingly, I hated them growing up. Dunno what changed there.

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    crystal635

    Mon Jul 21 2008

    I love mushrooms is stirfrys or stuffed mushrooms

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    irishgit

    Wed Oct 03 2007

    Technically, they're a fungus, not a vegetable. There are a lot of varieties, and several have a surprising piquancy.

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    ladyjesusfan77_7

    Wed Oct 03 2007

    I think mushrooms are delicious, and I really like them in spaghetti sauce.

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    ih8rateitall

    Mon Mar 13 2006

    I don't think we're supposed to eat this. Is it supposed to taste like rubber?

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    zuchinibut

    Tue Jan 31 2006

    Raw mushrooms are great on a salad, and can taste amazing if they are sauteed correctly. Also don't sleep on fried mushrooms as another way of eating them.

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    historyfan

    Tue Jan 31 2006

    For the millionth time, the mushroom is not a vegetable; it's a fungus.

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    seraph

    Mon Jan 30 2006

    Well, these aren't technically vegetables, but what-the-hey, they're great. It's sort of difficult to give a rating for mushrooms, since there are so many varieties, but the standard fare are delish!

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    texasyankee

    Fri Apr 22 2005

    what is a steak without mushrooms on top? edit:castlebee: My father used to go mushroom hunting when I was a kid everytime there was a rain, and boy those mushrooms were so good! nothing better than fresh picked mushrooms.

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    randyman

    Fri Feb 11 2005

    I LOVE mushrooms. Mushrooms sauted with onions and bell bepper and served over a medium rare steak, served with a baked potato smothered in the same. Get the picture?

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    alexg681

    Wed Jan 12 2005

    Yuck, mushrooms!!!!!!!!! I'll vomit.

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    tvtator

    Fri Mar 05 2004

    One of my favorite vegtables. They come in different varieties and are quite versatile. I like them raw, I love them sauted, and used in various dishes, omlettes, salads, or on top of hamburgers, steaks, pizza and I love cream of mushroom soup.

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    snlgirl

    Mon Jun 23 2003

    Even though mushrooms don't have much taste, they have a great texture, and really enhance meals.

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    the_decockster

    Tue Apr 22 2003

    They're good on pizza and in stir fry, but raw, they are just NASTY!

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    kamylienne

    Thu Apr 03 2003

    Yeah, technically the mushroom's a fungus, I know, it sounds gross, but that's not going to stop me from eating them. I definately love the big portabella mushrooms, they're so tasty, great on burgers. It's something that a lot of people don't like, it's a taste that some people can't stand, but if you're up to it, it's worth a shot.

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    sim_queen10857

    Sat Jan 18 2003

    I didn't know that mushrooms are vegetables, but they're great anyway!

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    gmanod

    Fri Dec 27 2002

    I gotta rip on the shrooms. It's not that they necessarily have a terrible taste, but that the consistency, the kind of slimy skin, makes me want to gag. Not bad when stuffed though.

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    bb3fan

    Wed Jul 24 2002

    NOT TOO BAD!!!!!!

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    gunner217

    Fri Mar 22 2002

    Mushrooms arnt a vegitable, neither are tomatoes.

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    raincat

    Thu Nov 01 2001

    Castlebee -- Yum! - You are making me hungry again. --Mushrooms sauted in wine or olive oil--mmm- with a little garlic powder, salt and pepper too--ooh! must stop. As a vegetarian I especially cherish mushrooms for their "meatiness". -Excellent in vegetarian lasanges and stews as well as stuffed and broiled or on pizza. I also appreciate mushroom gravy- especially at Christmas and Thanksgiving dinners- when I use in on mashed potatoes and the sauted tofu slices that serve as my "turkey". --Not only delicious- but my meal looks more like what everyone else is eating so it makes it easier not to offend anyone yet still adhere quietly to my beliefs.

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    snoopy

    Wed Oct 03 2001

    YUMMY!!! Another wonderful veggie that can be used on a variety of ways.

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    castlebee

    Tue Oct 02 2001

    I once thought of mushrooms as simply a way to perk up vegetable dishes, casseroles and salads. Over the years I have also found are excellent eaten alone. The most common preparation of course would be to batter and fry them. But, try sautéing them in butter and some red wine sometime - very nice! Or, put a little flavored olive oil on some sliced Portobello mushrooms and toss them on the grill with some other veggies. I have enjoyed many varieties but to me none compares to the wild morels that can be found for only a very short time each year. These are a true delicacy to be happily gathered, fried and savored each spring.