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Mushroom Tea Recipes

The mushroom tea makes a perfect evening tea or morning caffeine alternative. As these beverages are quite potent, it's important to use a recipe that maximizes their flavor and effects.

This mushroom brew is easy to make and can be used to relieve stress and improve mood. Enjoy it while at home or when on the go!

Chaga

The Chaga mushroom is a powerful medicinal mushroom. Its rough exterior and complex makeup make it one of the most potent mushrooms available today. Chaga mushroom is full of essential vitamins, antioxidants, minerals and phytonutrients. It has been used to treat tuberculosis for many years, as well as poor circulation, cancer and other diseases.

The chaga is a mushroom that grows only on birch in northern climates. It has been used for centuries by indigenous peoples as a remedy for various illnesses. According to Canada’s Woodland Cree peoples, they believe that chaga came into existence when an imaginary entity mistook some of the mushroom for meat, and accidentally threw it at a birch-tree for mankind’s benefit.

Chaga, which contains betulinic acid, has been shown to have antiviral properties and to increase white blood cell production. Despite the fact that more research needs to be done on chaga's effectiveness as a health remedy, it could become a key part of natural healthcare for many conditions.

Chaga can also be used to make a tincture or tea. To make the tincture you can simmer chopped pieces of chaga in water for four hours, then strain and remove any sediments. As well as being added as tea or tincture, chaga can also be ground into powder for smoothies and other recipes; simply dry pieces at low temperature in an oven before using a food processor to process them into fine dust for use in smoothies and other recipes.

Heat water between 140-160 degrees Fahrenheit to brew Chaga Tea in a teapot. Be mindful not to boil it as this could permanently stain its interior surface; chunks of Chaga must first be broken up into 1-inch cubes prior to breaking them up with a fork; alternatively use a tea bag instead for faster brewing time and steep for 3-6 minutes for an uplifting and mild cup of chai; drink hot or cold as per your preference and try Chaga throughout your day for energy and boost and strengthening immune systems!

Reishi

Reishi mushroom's longevity-increasing abilities have been known for a long time. Reishi is one of the most powerful adaptogens you can consume; its longevity-boosting benefits can help promote immune system balance while simultaneously acting as an antiviral, antifungal and antibacterial remedy to combat infection and restore balance within our systems. Reishi acts as a stress reliever and can calm both the mind, and body.

Reishi can also be consumed as tea or an ingredient in foods to reap its mood-boosting and anti-inflammatory benefits. You can add Reishi to hot or chilled meals like soups, salads and baked products. Its earthy flavor pairs well with root vegetable dishes for a warming earthy boost.

You can create a reishi extract if you want to get a concentrated dose. Fill a pint sized or quart sized glass jar half full with chopped or ground mushroom and pour in high proof alcohol like vodka or whisky before sealing and storing in a dark, cool place for 4 to 6 weeks. Shake frequently to extract the benefits. Enjoy your extract plain or add it to any hot or chilled beverage!

Reishi Powder is available as capsules or in tea bags. These are easier to take and more portable than dried shiitake mushrooms.

Organic varieties are always the best choice for optimal Reishi nutrition. Look for Reishi with deep, reddish hues and dry pieces when purchasing for medicinal purposes. Avoid anything that is slimy.

Reishi can be used for a wide range of recipes. To avoid any negative side effects, it is best to consume it slowly at first. Some people report feeling a mood-lifting effect within 30-60 minutes of taking Reishi. Others report improved sleep and reduced stress as a result.

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Lion's Mane

Lion's mane, a mushroom which is edible and has numerous health benefits, is now available in the market. It may protect the brain from dementia and boost happiness by increasing happy neurotransmitters. It also helps boost immunity by boosting the effectiveness of certain white blood cell that fights germs. It is rich in antioxidants, which may reduce inflammation.

Mushrooms can be used to make a variety of dishes. They are versatile, delicious, and beautiful. Some people say the taste is similar to chicken while others say crab meat.

Sauteeing is one of the easiest and most popular ways to prepare lion's mane mushrooms, simply by adding slices to a hot pan with butter or olive oil and cooking for about 5-7 minutes until tender. You can add them to stir fries and pasta dishes as well as soups and other stews.

Roasting mushrooms is another way to enjoy them. Cut the mushrooms into bite-sized pieces, then coat them in olive oil with your desired seasoning and bake for 15-20 minutes at 425.

Try frying the lion's hair in oil or making a delicious broth with shredded mane to warm up those colder evenings. This delicious treat can fill you from within!

Lion's Mane can be enjoyed safely when consumed in moderation. You should consult your physician if you're taking any medications, supplements, or are planning to increase the amount of lion's-mane in your diet. It is also not recommended for those who are allergic.

Fresh lion's-mane mushrooms are brewing mushroom tea best. Dried ones can also be used, but they should be stored in an airtight bag or container in a cool and dry place.

Shiitake

Shiitake mushrooms have a delicious umami taste that many consider to be the fifth sense, after sweet, salty and bitter. Plus they contain nutrients such as phenolics, polysaccharides, and sterols which promote body health.

Shiitake consumption can help relieve anxiety and tension through the natural compounds that increase blood flow and mental activity to the brain, resulting to an enhanced state relaxation. Shiitake tea can also reduce inflammation and strengthen immunity.

Shiitake mushrooms are an excellent source of vitamin B5, an essential nutrient which aids the body in producing, transporting and releasing energy from fats. Vitamin B5 also helps to produce the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine and lower cholesterol for heart health.

Shiitake mushrooms contain ergosterol compounds that can be turned into vitamin D. These compounds help to support bone health and protect cells from free-radical damage which may otherwise cause various types of illness. Vitamin D acts as an antioxidant protecting the body against free radicals which damage cells and lead to disease development.

Shiitake Mushroom Tea may help lower high blood tension by providing essential nutrients like potassium that balance sodium levels and provide fiber that can reduce cholesterol and facilitate digestion.

Shiitake mushrooms tea is made by boiling water until it reaches a rolling simmer, adding the shiitakes, letting them steep for 15 mins, straining with a fine mesh sieve, adding vanilla extract, and green tea leaves, before serving! Enjoy this quick-and-easy treat at any time. Try adding chamomile to enhance the aroma and flavor.