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Some mushrooms like creminis, portobellos, porcinis (and other boletes) and many russulas can be eaten raw, but most people prefer them cooked. Both the taste and texture of raw mushrooms is quite different from cooked ones, as many of the flavours in mushrooms are only created by the cooking process.
