Ingredientes de Alimentos - Hongos, hongos y algas
Aquí aprenderás los nombres de diferentes setas, hongos. y algas en inglés como "shiitake", "trufa" y "nori".
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a group of marine plants with reddish pigmentation, known for their role in providing habitat and food in aquatic ecosystems

alga roja, algas rojas

a diverse group of photosynthetic organisms, characterized by their green pigmentation

algas verdes, algas clorofílicas

a diverse group of photosynthetic marine organisms, often found in seawater, characterized by their brown pigmentation

alga parda

large, brown seaweeds that grow in underwater forests, characterized by their long, leaf-like structures

algas kelp, alga parda

edible seaweed sheets, commonly used in Japanese cuisine, often used for making sushi rolls or as a garnish for soups, salads, and other dishes

nori

roasted seaweed sheets, often used for wrapping rice, vegetables, and other fillings to make 'gimbap,' a popular Korean dish similar to sushi rolls

gim, alga asada

a highly prized fungus that grows underground, known for its distinctive aroma and flavor

trufa

common edible mushroom with a smooth white cap and short stem, used in cooking in various dishes

champiñón, champiñón blanco

a type of edible fungus known for its distinct oyster-like appearance and delicate flavor

seta de ostra

a type of edible mushroom with a distinctive honeycomb-like cap and a rich, nutty flavor

másl, morilla

a type of edible mushroom known for its distinctive funnel-shaped cap and delicate, fruity flavor

rebozuelo, canterelle

a type of brown seaweed known for its air bladder-like structures and potential health benefits

fucus vesiculoso, algas marinas

a type of seaweed extract commonly used as a thickening or gelling agent in food products

carragenina, agar-agar

a type of brown seaweed commonly found along rocky coastlines and characterized by its olive-green to brown coloration

algas fucales, fucus

a lichen that grows in arctic and subarctic regions, known for its medicinal and culinary uses

musgo de Islandia

a type of red seaweed that is commonly used as a thickening agent in various culinary preparations

moss irlandés, máos irlandés

a type of edible seaweed commonly used in Asian cuisine, particularly in sushi and other dishes

laver, alga comestible

a type of brown seaweed that grows on rocky shorelines and is characterized by its long, ribbon-like fronds

alga rockera, fucus

a type of edible green seaweed that resembles lettuce leaves and is commonly found in coastal areas

lechuga de mar

a type of brown seaweed with long, ribbon-like fronds, commonly found in cold coastal waters

algas marinas, sargazo

