Significados de black truffle en inglés

They put slices of black truffle under the skin-anddo you know what they call it?

The way the waiter's hands trembled and shook as he shaved a gigantic black truffle over our pasta courses.

The black truffle, also known as the Périgord truffle, is the second-most commercially valuable species after Italy's white truffle.

The first time I encountered a black truffle, I was browsing in the fabulous Valvona and Crolla Italian delicatessen in Edinburgh.

This year, guests will dine on crispy potato pancakes with smoked salmon and caviar, followed by black truffle chicken pot pies.

It turns out the black truffle (Tuber melanosporum) contains a "bliss molecule" similar to the substance that gives cannabis its psychoactive properties.

But the towels were quite generous, even after memories of last night's tagliolini with black truffle had made a more lasting impression around my midriff.

The restaurant's seven-course 180 euro ($203) menu includes champagne and oysters, roasted lobster and suckling veal with black truffle.

In Connecticut, chef Fritz Knipschildt charges $250 for a single dark chocolate with a French black truffle inside -$2,600 per pound.

I was worried we would be serving raw chicken with black truffles.

Black truffle oils commonly use this in lieu of oil from real truffles.

Barbra Streisand loves the wild mushroom risotto with black truffles, and the slow-braised short ribs.

I'm waiting for the season of the black truffles and the season of the white asparagus.

An organic egg is topped with Norcia black truffles, while locally grown saffron accompanies risotto and local pork.

Also offered on the Feb. 28 night will be chicken pot pie with black truffles and mac and cheese.

Black truffles are relatively subtle and earthy, with a mix of a dozen or so alcohols and aldehydes, and some dimethyl sulfide.