National truffle day

November 19, Wednesday

National truffle day
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National Truffle Day in the United States is celebrated on November 16. It is a holiday dedicated to one of the most luxurious and expensive types of mushrooms - truffles. This day honors not only the truffles themselves, but also the culinary art associated with their preparation, and also inspires people to try new dishes and enjoy this delicacy.

Truffles are underground fungi that grow on the roots of certain trees, such as oaks and hazels. They have a unique aroma and taste that is prized by gourmets around the world. Truffles can be black or white, depending on the species. White truffles are generally rarer and more expensive than black ones.

Truffles are known for their extravagance and are considered a symbol of culinary luxury. They are used to make a variety of dishes, from pasta and risotto to omelets and sauces. They are also used to flavor oils, butter, and even chocolate.
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