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Trim the very bottom of the stems. Keep mushrooms whole, quartered, or sliced depending on the recipe, but remember that smaller pieces release moisture faster. 3. Essential Cooking Techniques
While many recommend brushing off dirt with a damp paper towel or pastry brush to avoid "waterlogging," testing shows that a quick rinse only increases mushroom weight by about 2%. MUSHROOMS
Rinse quickly under cold running water just before cooking, then spin them dry in a salad spinner or pat them thoroughly with a towel. Trim the very bottom of the stems
Look for caps that are firm and whole with an even texture. Avoid mushrooms that are withered, damp, or slimy, as these signs indicate they are past their prime. Avoid mushrooms that are withered, damp, or slimy,
Get a heavy stainless-steel sauté pan very, very hot—it almost can't be too hot. Add a generous film of oil (mushrooms soak it up) ruhlman.com 5 Common Mushroom Cooking Mistakes, and How to Avoid Them
Most fresh mushrooms last about one week in the fridge when stored properly. 2. Cleaning and Preparation
To avoid "rubbery" or "soggy" mushrooms, use methods that drive off moisture before browning begins. How To Cook Mushrooms - Michael Ruhlman