This bowl of ingredients may look like fried potato chips from a distance, but it is actually much more beneficial than fried potatoes. Yes, it is Dried Cordyceps Flower!
The Health Benefits of Dried Cordyceps Flower
Dried cordyceps flower belongs to the mushroom category and is famous for its liver and kidney nourishing effects, enhancing physical and mental energy, as well as its effectiveness in relieving coughs and preventing tracheitis. It has high nutritional value and is also rich in fiber, which can help promote intestinal peristalsis and eliminate fecal residues. It is recommended for people with constipation problems to consume dried cordyceps flower.
Dried cordyceps flower itself has a gentle nature and is not a formal medicinal ingredient, so many people can consume it with peace of mind. It has a slightly sweet taste and only requires minimal seasoning when cooked. Therefore, it is a good ingredient for cooking dishes and soups, such as our Detox Soup (Dried Cordyceps Flower Soup Packet), which nourish Yin and enhance beauty.
Dried Cordyceps Flower Spores
Although it is called a flower, it is actually a type of fungus, and the spores on its surface are the most nutritious part. When handling it, rinse it briefly with water and avoid washing or soaking it for too long, to prevent the loss of spores.
Next time you cook rice or soup, you may consider adding dried cordyceps flower to increase the nutritional value of your food.
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