black chanterelle

The term "black chanterelle" refers to a type of edible mushroom known for its dark color and trumpet-like shape, often found in deciduous forests.

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Definition

B2Mycology

(technical, culinary)An edible mushroom, scientifically named Craterellus cornucopioides, characterized by its dark, funnel-shaped appearance and wrinkled surface.

Example

  • The black chanterelle is often used in gourmet dishes for its unique texture and flavor.
  • We found a cluster of black chanterelles while foraging in the forest.

B2Culinary

(informal)A wild mushroom prized for its rich flavor and often used in various cuisines.

Example

  • Black chanterelles add a deep, earthy taste to soups and stews.

Similar

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