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The Black Trumpet mushroom also known as the Black chanterelle is very popular in many European countries and is fast becoming a treat in the Unites States.

The Black Trumpet mushroom’s characteristics include:

  • Funnel or trumpet shaped
  • Wavy cap edges
  • Bright orange
  • Bright yellow
  • Brownish
  • Black
  • Fruity aroma
  • Smooth underneath
  • Some may have a network of wrinkles or gill-like ridges running down the stem

The Black Trumpet can be found:

  • Summer
  • Fall

The best way to prepare Trumpet mushrooms:

  • Sauté in butter until tender
  • Slow cooking
  • Add salt, pepper, and parsley
  • Serve on crackers

The Black Trumpet is a tough mushroom and must be cooked slow to enjoy the delightful taste.