At Delimet, we are passionate about authentic, natural products that are full of flavour. Boletus edulis (known as Ceps, Porcini or Calabaza) is not just a mushroom; it is a gastronomic experience. It is a functional and healthy ingredient, rich in fibre and antioxidants, which elevates any recipe to a professional level.
Nutritional Properties Boletus edulis: Health in every bite
Beyond its flavour, Boletus is a functional superfood:
Low in calories: Ideal for balanced diets.
Rich in selenium: A powerful antioxidant that strengthens the immune system.
Prebiotic fibre: Promotes digestive health.
Kitchen Secrets: From the Forest to the Plate
Boletus edulis is extremely versatile. Here are the culinary trends for 2026:
The Art of Rehydration (If you use dried Boletus)
If you buy dehydrated Boletus, soak them in warm water for 30 minutes. PRO tip: Use that water to cook rice or pasta; it contains all the umami essence of the mushroom.
Star Gastronomic Uses
Royal Carpaccio: Cut the fresh boletus into almost transparent slices, add extra virgin olive oil, salt flakes and a few drops of lemon juice.
Seasonal Risotto: The classic combination that never fails. Boletus mushrooms add a creaminess that no other mushroom can match.
Gourmet Side Dish: Sautéed with garlic and thyme to accompany a good sirloin steak or cod confit.
Boletus edulis remains the essential ingredient for any cooking enthusiast seeking authenticity and elegance. Whether fresh or dried, its presence transforms a simple dish into a work of art.


