crimini
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- noun
- /krɪˈmɪni/
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champiñón crimini
- I was able to score a pound of fresh crimini shrooms for $2.50.
- crimini mushrooms
- crimini, shiitake
- crimini, oyster
Horoscopes often lie, and sometimes why a crimini.
- Horoscopes often lie, and sometimes why a crimini.
Examples
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Sauté sliced shallots and crimini mushrooms in a little oil until tender.
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I think a combination of Shiitake, Crimini, or Portobello would add great texture and give that umami flavor to the dish.
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I was able to score a pound of fresh crimini shrooms for $2.50.
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Wonderful blend of oyster, crimini, and bella mushrooms!
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Tempeh, soyrizo, aquafaba, garbanzo, cacao, spirulina, crimini, seitan!
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Arguably the best pizza place in town (and no, it's not deep dish), this teeny tiny spot keeps it simple with a few choice pizza offerings (toppings like pancetta, crimini mushrooms, and fresh cream).
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I think a combination of Shiitake, crimini, or Portobello would add great texture and give that umami flavor to the dish.
Synonyms
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A small brown mushroom with firm texture and mild flavor used in cooking
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crimini comes from Italian, from cremino and crema ('cream'), so a helpful way to remember it is to think of the mushroom's light brown, creamy colour. So a crimini is a small brown mushroom often used in cooking.