Velvet rollrim
Tapinella atrotomentosa
mushroom
A mushroom of conifer stumps, a poor edible because of its bitter flesh.
- Origin
- Conifer stumps in Europe and North America
- Season (United States)
- July to October
- Preparation
- Only young ones are gathered; cleaned, the tough stem removed, it is blanched then cooked at length, mixed with other mushrooms, to soften its bitterness — never raw. If you pick it yourself, have the mushroom checked by a pharmacist or a mycological society before eating it.
- Molecules
- Mushroom beta-glucansIn small amounts, not counted Ergothioneine
- Did you know?
- Its Latin name comes from ater, « black ».
