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wild spinach

/waɪld ˈspɪnɪtʃ/

Traduction: Nom courant donné à diverses plantes sauvages à feuilles comestibles, comme le chénopode blanc ou certaines amarantes, souvent utilisées en cuisine en remplacement des épinards cultivés.

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/waɪld ˈspɪnɪtʃ/B1informalculinary
  • frNom courant donné à diverses plantes sauvages à feuilles comestibles, comme le chénopode blanc ou certaines amarantes, souvent utilisées en cuisine en remplacement des épinards cultivés.

A common name for various edible leafy plants that grow wild, such as Chenopodium album (lamb's quarters) or certain species of Amaranthus, often used as a substitute for cultivated spinach in cooking.

  1. Edible plantB1formal

    A common name for several leafy green plants that grow in the wild and are similar to cultivated spinach, often used in cooking.

    frépinard sauvage

    • Wild spinach can be foraged in many regions during spring.
    • She added wild spinach to the salad for a nutritious boost.
    • The leaves of wild spinach are tender and slightly bitter.