The furry looking mushroom. Looks funny but oh so tasty. It has and intense mushroom flavor with an aftertaste some some liken to lobster. Some people actually make a ‘crab cake’ dish using the Lion’s Mane.

But as tasty as it is, don’t be fooled – this mushroom is highly medicinal as well. It starts with immune system modulation and tops off with NRF – Nerve Regeneration Factor. The ability to recreate/heal nerve tissue is very unique among mushrooms. You can spend hours researching the Lion’s Mane mushroom. Look for Hericium Erinaceous articles as there are other Hericium species. Did I mention it was tasty?

There are many recipes for Lion’s Mane online, including Lion’s Mane Crabcakes and Lion’s Mane Steaks. Except for storing in a paper bag at room temperature, and not defining ‘thickly sliced’ here is one:

https://www.runningtothekitchen.comp/how-to-cook-lions-mane-mushrooms/

Medicinal Properties

External link: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/lions-mane-mushrooms-benefits This mushroom is endowed with the following documented prperties:

Anti-viral
Anti-bacterial
Nerve Generation Factor
Anxiety relief
Stomach issues
Cognitive benefits
and more, more more.
Do your own research