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What are mushroom powders?

Mushroom powder, as the name implies, are powders made from mushrooms. Several mushrooms are ground into powder, these are discussed below. These powders can be used in a variety of ways.

Mushroom powders in dishes

The advantage of mushroom powder is that in it a sealed jar or in a container can remain good for a very long time. This powder is frequently used in the Asian choice as a flavour enhancer, including on stir-fried pak choi, with stew meat dishes, chicken wings, noodle sauce, or delicious over a fried egg. Mushroom powder can actually go with almost anything.

Mushroom as superfood

Several health effects are associated with mushroom powders. Now it is certainly true that mushrooms are widely used in (traditional) Asian medicine.

Mushrooms are a superfood, but not a miracle cure or holy grail. However, your body can experience significant benefits from consuming mushrooms.

Mushroom powder

The mushroom is the best known edible mushroom. The main ingredients of the mushroom are usually contained in the cell wall. Only when you pulverize them are they released and can be absorbed by the human digestive system.

Mushroom powder is not only a natural flavour enhancer, but it also brings other flavors to the forefront. So you don't have to worry about it becoming overpowering anytime soon. In mushrooms you will find many minerals, vitamins and trace elements. Mushroom powder is an alternative to salt.

It is used in...

You can add mushroom powder to pasta sauces, soups (think mushroom or forest mushroom soup), ragouts, as part of bread dough (with less added salt), in savoury pies, stews and other meat dishes and with rice, among other things. Are you in a creative mood? Then add the powder to croquettes.

Ceps powder

TV chef Herman den Blijker loves them: you can find a whole piece about them on his website. Mushrooms are important seasonings for cooks. Their meaty, peppery flavour gives food a savoury "bite. Ceps have a unique flavour: they are wonderfully creamy, rich and deep. Powdered ceps are ideal because you can dose it a lot better.

Shiitake powder

Drying the shiitake gives the mushroom a more earthy, meaty flavour. This makes shiitake powder an excellent flavour enhancer for sauces and soups. In China and Japan the shiitake is incredibly popular, it was so at the Chinese imperial court.

Various medicinal effects have been attributed to this particular mushroom. Shiitake mushrooms are rich in protein, many vitamins B, vitamin C, they also contain potassium, calcium, sodium, zinc, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, copper and a whole tranche of amino acids.

Shiitake and the immune system

Shiitake promotes the functioning of the immune system and can therefore help nip numerous immune-related diseases in the bud. Shiitake is not only consumed in the form of powder, but also in the form of shiitake extract capsules.

Chaga powder

The Chaga mushroom contains many different phenols, enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals. In short, it is a source of beneficial nutrients. Among other things, chaga powder is highly recommended for powerful teas.

Maiitake powder

Maiitake is also known as the "dancing mushroom”. This type of mushroom grows in the mountains of north-east Japan, although it is also found in parts of the United States. The Maiitake can grow as large as a basketball. However, powder in a jar is convenient to carry around and can also be used as a tasty aroma maker.

Cordyceps powder

Cordyceps has been used in China for over 2000 years. The Chinese have attributed numerous special properties to this mushroom and use it as one of the main ingredients in their herbal medicine.

Numerous medical uses have been attributed to Cordyceps: they can provide increased mental energy, promote a good state of mind, and they are known as an aphrodisiac in both men and women.

Reishi powder

On the world market you can find many products derived/made from the Reishi. These include capsules, but also extracts for tea or coffee. Parts of the Reishi that are used: the fungal threads (the Mycelium), the fruiting body (hat and stem), as well as the spores. In these spores the forces are combined to grow a new mushroom.

Wigweed powder

The Wig Mushroom is an extraordinary mushroom and in many different ways. The appearance of the Wigga mushroom stands out. It looks, as it might suggest, like a wig, but it also resembles the pompom of an American cheerleader.

The Wigweed mushroom is creamy white in color and 5-25 centimeters in width. Not only does the Wigweed look special, but it is also very tasty. The taste is reminiscent of that of lobster.

Lion's Mane's power of lionizing

In English, the Wigweed is known as the Lion's Mane. The Wigweed mushroom helps support the immune system and can help improve concentration. This particular mushroom is completely safe to use without any health hazards, including as a powder.