漏斗鸡油菌如何成为斯堪的纳维亚城市觅食者的最爱。

IF 3.7 2区 医学 Q1 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Ingvar Svanberg, Mai Løvaas, Sabira Ståhlberg
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背景:在工业化前的挪威和瑞典,即使在粮食短缺或饥荒时期,农民也拒绝接触可食用的大型真菌,尽管这种免费的食物资源非常丰富,而且自18世纪以来,当局鼓励收集蘑菇来丰富饮食。城市化和人们观念的逐渐改变使在森林和草地上采集蘑菇成为一项重要的休闲活动。近几十年来,城市觅食者发现了漏斗鸡油菌(Craterellus tubaeformis)。这种美味的食用蘑菇迅速成为业余爱好者最受欢迎的品种之一。我们的文章跟随漏斗鸡油菌从一种被忽视的食物资源到一种流行的季节性美食的旅程,也在豪华餐厅供应,讨论如何,何时以及为什么态度和习惯发生了变化。方法:对于历史背景,这一定性人种学研究使用了瑞典和挪威国家图书馆报纸数据库中丰富的报纸语料库。当代蘑菇猎人对C. tubaeformis的了解数据是从2017年对100名受访者的问卷调查中获得的。这项研究还受益于作者的参与性观察,自己作为蘑菇采集者的经历,以及与挪威和瑞典的蘑菇采集者的对话。烹饪书、蘑菇鉴定指南和其他印刷品也被利用。结果:城市化导致了与自然关系的变化:在瑞典和挪威,城市觅食者是一个相当新的现象,但他们对食物习惯产生了重大影响。自20世纪70年代末以来,城市采集者发现并广泛关注漏斗鸡油菌。它现在是瑞典和挪威最受欢迎的食用蘑菇之一,在报纸上被广泛宣传,在蘑菇采摘新手的夜校中被讨论,并在书籍、电视和网络美食节目中出现。媒体和近几十年来的互联网可以被认为是城市采集者的主要信息来源。由于生活方式的转变、国际化和消费更多当地食物的时尚,以及对休闲和将自然视为最佳场所的强烈需求,以及将聚会视为自然中有意义的活动,人们的态度也发生了变化。结论:漏斗鸡油菌易于鉴定、采收和制备。它被认为是一种用途广泛的野生食物,收获后可以用于个人消费和商业目的,现在已经很好地融入了北欧美食中。城市居民认为蘑菇和其他各种野生食物是饮食和现代食物的正常组成部分,而他们的农民祖先认为真菌只是动物食物。在斯堪的纳维亚半岛,当代人类与真菌的关系具有多重意义,不仅作为食物来源,而且作为娱乐活动,在高度城市化的人口中保持与森林和自然的情感联系。
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How funnel chanterelle (Craterellus tubaeformis) became an urban forager favorite in Scandinavia.

Background: Peasants in preindustrial Norway and Sweden refused to touch edible macrofungi even during times of scarcity or famines, although this free food resource was abundantly available and authorities encouraged gathering mushrooms to enrich the diet since the eighteenth century. Urbanization and gradual changes of attitudes have turned mushroom gathering in forests and meadows into an important leisure activity. In recent decades, city foragers have discovered the funnel chanterelle, Craterellus tubaeformis (Fr.) Quél. This delicious edible mushroom has quickly become one of the most popular species for hobby gatherers. Our article follows the journey of the funnel chanterelle from an ignored food resource to a popular seasonal delicacy served also in luxury restaurants, discussing how, when and why attitudes and habits have changed.

Methodology: For the historical background, this qualitative ethnomycological study uses a rich corpus of newspapers in the Swedish and Norwegian newspaper databases at the Swedish and Norwegian National Libraries. Data on contemporary mushroom hunter knowledge of C. tubaeformis have been obtained from responses to a questionnaire from 2017 with a hundred respondents. The study has also benefited from the authors' participatory observations, own experiences as mushroom gatherers, and conversations with mushroom pickers in Norway and Sweden. Cookery books, mushroom identification guides and other printed works have also been utilized.

Results: Urbanization caused a change in the relationship with nature: urban foragers are a fairly new phenomenon in Sweden and Norway but they have significant impact on food habits. City foragers discovered and have focused extensively on the funnel chanterelle ever since the end of the 1970s. It is now one of the most popular edible mushrooms in Sweden and Norway, widely publicized in newspapers, discussed in evening classes for novice mushroom gatherers, and presented in books and TV and internet food shows. Media and in recent decades also internet can be identified as the main information sources for urban gatherers. Attitudes have changed among others due to transformations in lifestyle, internationalization, and the fashion of consuming more local foods, as well as a strong need for leisure and perceiving nature as the best place for it, and gathering as a meaningful activity in nature.

Conclusions: The funnel chanterelle is easy to identify, harvest and prepare. It is regarded as wild food with a wide range of uses, harvested for both personal consumption and commercial purposes, and now well-integrated in the Nordic cuisine. The urban population perceives mushrooms and various other wild foods as a normal part of the diet and modern food, in contrast to their peasant ancestors who thought fungi were animal food only. Contemporary human-fungi relations in Scandinavia have multiple meanings, not only as a food source but also as a recreational activity, maintaining emotional ties to the forests and nature among a highly urbanized population.

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期刊介绍: Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine publishes original research focusing on cultural perceptions of nature and of human and animal health. Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine invites research articles, reviews and commentaries concerning the investigations of the inextricable links between human societies and nature, food, and health. Specifically, the journal covers the following topics: ethnobotany, ethnomycology, ethnozoology, ethnoecology (including ethnopedology), ethnogastronomy, ethnomedicine, ethnoveterinary, as well as all related areas in environmental, nutritional, and medical anthropology. Research focusing on the implications that the inclusion of humanistic, cultural, and social dimensions have in understanding the biological word is also welcome, as well as its potential projections in public health-centred, nutritional, and environmental policies.
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