Portobello

Pronunciation: /pɔrtəˈbɛloʊ/

Definitions of portobello

noun a type of mushroom, typically large and mature, often used in cooking as a meat substitute

Example Sentences

A1 I like to eat portobello mushrooms.

A2 Portobello mushrooms are a great vegetarian option for burgers.

B1 The portobello mushroom caps were marinated in balsamic vinegar.

B2 Grilled portobello mushrooms are a delicious addition to any meal.

C1 The chef prepared a gourmet dish featuring stuffed portobello mushrooms.

C2 The portobello mushroom risotto was the highlight of the dinner party.

Examples of portobello in a Sentence

formal The portobello mushroom is a popular choice for vegetarians due to its meaty texture.

informal I love grilling portobello mushrooms for a tasty and healthy meal.

slang Let's throw some portobellos on the BBQ and have a veggie feast!

figurative The portobello mushroom stood out in the salad, adding depth and flavor to the dish.

Grammatical Forms of portobello

• past tense: portobelloed
• plural: portobellos
• comparative: more portobello
• superlative: most portobello
• present tense: portobellos
• future tense: will portobello
• perfect tense: have portobelloed
• continuous tense: is portobelloing
• singular: portobello
• positive degree: portobello
• infinitive: to portobello
• gerund: portobelloing
• participle: portobelloed

Origin and Evolution of portobello

First Known Use: 1800 year

Language of Origin: Italian

Story behind the word: The word 'portobello' originates from the Italian language.

Evolution of the word: The word 'portobello' originally referred to a type of mushroom, specifically a large, mature cremini mushroom. Over time, it has come to be commonly used to describe a specific variety of mushroom known for its large size and meaty texture.