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Cleaning Mushrooms

Mushrooms Being Washed in a SinkMushrooms often have some of the planting mix still clinging to them when you buy them at the market. This is a guide about cleaning mushrooms.
     

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Use Kitchen Sponge to Clean Mushrooms

As much as I like eating mushrooms, I dreaded having to clean them. It seemed to take ages and I tended to miss a lot. I somehow started using a clean kitchen sponge, the kind with the two sides. I moisten and squeeze until damp, and use the soft side on the mushrooms. It seems to make the unwanted particles disappear.

If I run into an unwanted blemish, I merely flip the sponge over and use the scrubber side. Needless to say, I now have mushrooms more often.

By Wbuck341 from La Grange Park, IL

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Use A Toothbrush For Cleaning Fresh Mushrooms

For those of you who like to eat clean mushrooms, use a clean, soft-bristled toothbrush to do the job. The small bristles catch every speck of dirt. Clean the toothbrush by running it through the dishwasher.

By Marie from West Dundee, IL
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Cleaning Mushrooms

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By Julie UK03/10/2005

I agree with Microjenn, just place in a sieve and rinse thoroughly. My mum used to peel the skin off - but lifes too short!!!!

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