Our frozen mushrooms (2024)

Maison Borde offers a very wide range of frozen mushrooms.

Maison Borde offers a very wide range of frozen mushrooms. The IQF or "Individually Quick Frozen" process allows the individual freezing of products without the formation of crystals or any risk of foods sticking together. This is particularly important in the case of frozen mushrooms, which can contain up to 90% water. Thanks to freezing, the organoleptic qualities of the mushroom are preserved (appearance, taste and texture, etc.). At Borde, our mushrooms are stored and kept in a negative cold room at -18°. A great advantage of our frozen mushrooms is that they can be enjoyed all year round and cooked like fresh mushrooms without prior thawing. For example, these mushrooms can be fried in the pan for a persillade or a delicious mushroom omelette. What's more, frozen mushrooms offer the closest taste to that of fresh mushrooms. These are high-quality products: rich in flavour and taste. Easily incorporated in their ready-to-use state, frozen mushrooms are therefore an essential in your freezers for inventive and delicious cooking. With these, you'll be able to whip up various preparations in no time – while adding a woody touch! Here are a few quick recipe ideas to make with frozen mushrooms: velouté, omelette, persillade, sauces and pan-fried vegetables, etc. We recommend keeping our frozen mushrooms in the refrigerator for 24 hours after opening or in the freezer until the date stated on the package.

How do you prepare frozen mushrooms?

There are two options: pan-fried or blanched.

FIRST METHOD

The first method is to cook frozen mushrooms the same way you would fresh, without thawing. If you want to chop them up, however, let them thaw for 15 minutes. Then, cook them in a very hot pan over high heat without fat, until all the water in the mushrooms has evaporated. You can then drain them if any water remains. Add a little oil or butter to brown them.

SECOND METHOD

The second method is to blanche frozen mushrooms by immersing them in boiling water for 20 seconds, then enjoy them as they are or use them in your recipes. In both cases, the mushrooms must be cooked thoroughly before consumption and lightly browned to retain their crunchy side.

Benefits of frozen mushrooms

  • Organoleptic qualities of the product preserved (appearance, taste, texture, etc.)
  • Mushrooms available all year round
  • Cook like fresh mushrooms, without defrosting
  • Permanent quality

How do you cook frozen mushrooms?

Once prepared, your mushrooms are ready to cook. All you have to do is season them to your tastes and cook them according to your chosen recipe. For quick and easy use, simply add a little garlic and parsley once the mushrooms are golden. Enjoy! They can also be enjoyed in pasta or with a little cream to accompany a meat (veal or poultry). For even tastier mushrooms, we offer more elaborate recipes based on frozen mushrooms: omelette, risotto, velouté, emulsion, stuffings and more.

Video demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX-Bq45WFUA

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Our frozen mushrooms are not available for sale on our website for logistical reasons.

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Our frozen mushrooms (2024)

FAQs

Are mushrooms good after being frozen? ›

You can certainly freeze mushrooms fresh, but cook them beforehand for the best texture and flavor. Mushrooms are full of water and when they're frozen from fresh, they can end up soggy, mushy and all around unpleasant. Cooking them beforehand, though, removes some of that moisture and results in better mushrooms.

Are frozen mushrooms as good as fresh? ›

Flavor: While the inherent flavor of mushrooms generally remains intact after freezing, you might find that frozen mushrooms have a slightly milder taste than their fresh counterparts. This can be advantageous in recipes where you don't want an overpowering mushroom flavor.

What is the best way to cook frozen mushrooms? ›

There are two options: pan-fried or blanched. The first method is to cook frozen mushrooms the same way you would fresh, without thawing. If you want to chop them up, however, let them thaw for 15 minutes. Then, cook them in a very hot pan over high heat without fat, until all the water in the mushrooms has evaporated.

How to thaw out mushrooms? ›

How to defrost frozen mushrooms. If you're going to use the mushrooms soon, you can thaw them at room temperature. Otherwise, pop them in the fridge overnight. You can then add defrosted mushies to pastas, pie fillings, casserole or stir-fries.

What happens if you accidentally freeze mushrooms? ›

Reader: Fresh mushrooms technically can be frozen. However, when thawed, they will be very mushy and nothing like fresh mushrooms — think frozen food. If you want to freeze them, clean and saute them first. They are best used in a heated dish or soup.

How to know if mushrooms are bad? ›

Fresh mushrooms are dry, firm and smooth and have a pleasant earthy smell. Bad mushrooms are softer (possibly mushy), sticky, slimy, shriveled, maybe moldy and discolored, and may smell unpleasant.

How do you keep frozen mushrooms from getting soggy? ›

Defrost them, I use hot water, get them dry, then either pan fry them in oil using high heat or bake them. Nothing that gets cooked in water / microwave is going to be crisp.

Can mushrooms be sauteed and frozen? ›

Sautéeing mushrooms before freezing produces a firmer product after freezing. Use these mushrooms in ways similar to steamed mushrooms—adding to quiche, stir fries, pizza, or pasta dishes. For best flavor, use sautéed frozen mushrooms within nine months.

What are the benefits of freezing mushrooms? ›

Benefits include extended shelf life, preserved taste, and nutritional value. With frozen mushrooms at their disposal, individuals can explore a world of culinary possibilities, such as grilled delights, soups & stews, and others.

Can you eat freezer burned mushrooms? ›

The quick answer is yes. Freezer burn is simply the result of air coming into contact with food, and while it may not look appetizing, it is usually safe to eat.

Can mushrooms survive freezing temps? ›

You see, quite a few edible mushrooms survive and reproduce in cold temperatures. It is therefore not uncommon to find edible fungi frozen solid to their substrates.

Can mushrooms be vacuum sealed and frozen? ›

Move the frozen mushrooms to a freezer bag or (even better) a vacuum pack bag. Get as much air out as possible, seal. They will keep frozen for up to 12 months. Only thaw mushrooms when you're ready to use them, as refreezing can damage their flavor/texture.

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