Mushroom Coffee Recipe (2024)

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Emine Aslan January 24, 2024

Mushroom Coffee Recipe (1)

Summary: Do you know you can make mushroom coffee the way you brew your morning coffee and easily get a healthier option full of antioxidants with almost the same taste in the morning? Go down and learn more!

Tags: Mushroom coffee

Category:Beverage

Cuisine:World

Serving:3

Cook Time:10 minutes

Prep Time:10 minutes

Author:Emine Aslan

Calories: 1

Mushroom coffee is a coffee drink made by brewing a blend of ground mushroom and ground coffee beans. Once you have the blend, you can use it to make any type of coffee, whether it is pour-over, Turkish coffee, drip coffee, French press, or espresso. Mushroom coffee can be brewed using either one of four coffee brewing methods used in making different coffees all over the world. You can find the details of these methods in our related blog by clicking on this link. This recipe will use the drip brewing (filtering) method and make pour-over coffee with mushroom coffee.

Not the culinary mushrooms we see in grocery stores, but medicinal mushrooms are used to blend mushroom coffee. There are five medicinal mushrooms used for this purpose: lion's mane mushroom, turkey tail mushroom, reishi mushroom, chaga mushroom, and cordyceps mushroom. To make a mushroom coffee blend, dried mushrooms are ground and mixed with ground coffee beans. Then, the blend is used to make any type of coffee as regular ground coffee.

As we all know, grind size is important to have a perfect coffee experience. That is also the case while making mushroom coffee. We said any type of coffee can be made with mushroom coffee, so you should make sure that the grind size of the mushroom coffee blend you buy is appropriate for the coffee type you are planning to make. Otherwise, the result could be a disaster.

As we said before, we will make mushroom coffee using the pour-over method in this recipe. The pour-over method yields a flavorful result. To learn more about pour-over coffee, please click on this link.

You can also make espresso, French press, macchiato, and Turkish coffee with mushroom coffee.

Now let’s move on to the recipe below and make a delicious mushroom coffee with the pour-over method!

Ingredients

  • 3 cups water, filtered or bottled if tap water is low quality

  • 6 tablespoons (45 grams) mushroom coffee, medium coarse

  • Some warm milk and honey for sweetening (optional)

  • A gooseneck kettle

  • Pour-over coffee maker or pour-over coffee brewer

  • Coffee filter (stainless steel if possible, since paper filters retain the oil in coffee beans)

Directions

  1. Add the water into a kettle and boil it. We will let it rest for five minutes after it boils to make it cool down to the ideal pour-over coffee temperature of 200 degrees Fahrenheit. If you have a pour-over kettle with an adjustable temperature setting, then heat the water to the desired temperature instead of boiling.

  2. Prepare your coffee maker or brewer by putting a filter into it and placing it over a coffee cup.

  3. If you use a paper filter, pour some hot water to wet the filter. That will minimize the passing of filter’s taste to coffee, and will warm the coffee cup.

  4. Pour the water you use to wet the filter.

  5. When the water temperature reaches the desired degree, add ground mushroom coffee to the filter and pour ⅛ of the water over it, ensuring all get wet.

  6. Wait for 30-45 seconds for the blooming phase, which you can observe as bubbles come out while gasses trapped in the coffee beans during roasting are released.

  7. Pour the rest of the water slowly, ensuring there is no coffee not in touch with the water. You can pour some water, wait 30 seconds, and pour some more in series to finish the brewing in 2-3 minutes. Pouring water in series is better for a more flavourful result than pouring all the water at once.

  8. When it stops dripping, your mushroom coffee is ready.

  9. Enjoy it!

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 1 cup

Amount/​Serving

% Daily Value

Calories per serving

1

Carbs

0 grams

Fat

0 grams

Protein

0 grams

Cholesterol

0 milligrams

Sodium

8 milligrams

Fiber

0 grams

Extras

  • RECIPE NOTES FOR MUSHROOM COFFEE:

    You can change the amount of coffee in the recipe depending on your palate taste. The most recommended water-to-coffee ratio, golden ratio, for pour-over coffee is 16:1, and this ratio is used in this recipe, but you can increase or decrease it for a perfect taste.

    Please keep in mind that water quality is very important to have a pure coffee taste. So, if your tap water is low quality and contains chemicals and thus odors, use filtered water or bottled spring water. Distilled water is too plain to make coffee, but even it would be better than a low-quality tap water.

    HOW TO SERVE MUSHROOM COFFEE:

    You can serve mushroom coffee in a cup suitable to the coffee type you make with it. For example, since we make pour-over coffee in this recipe, you can serve it in a regular coffee cup.

    A coffee cake will go great with mushroom coffee, as it does so along with regular coffee.

    You can add some honey or sugar into your cup if you prepare your coffee sweetened.

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FAQs

How do you make mushroom coffee? ›

For the coffee:

Add mushroom powder, maple syrup, cacao powder (optional), cinnamon, and sea salt to a small blender (we like the NutriBullet). Steam or heat dairy-free milk until hot and add to the blender along with the espresso or coffee. Blend on high for 30 seconds to 1 minute, or until frothy and well-blended.

Is mushroom coffee actually good for you? ›

Contains Protective Plant Compounds

This means that drinking mushroom coffee over regular coffee may help increase your intake of certain antioxidants and beneficial plant compounds, such as polyphenols and β-glucans.

How many cups of mushroom coffee can you drink a day? ›

The FDA has cited 400 milligrams as a generally safe level of daily caffeine consumption for most people, not associated with adverse health effects. Depending on the brand or blend, around three cups of mushroom coffee per day will equate to a little less than the FDA's recommendation.

How much mushroom powder per cup of coffee? ›

Most people will add 1-2 grams of mushroom extract to a single cup of coffee.

Can you make mushroom coffee in a regular coffee maker? ›

Can I put mushroom coffee in my coffee machine? Yes. You can brew mushroom coffee the way you brew your morning coffee. Just be sure about the grind size for a perfect taste.

Who should not drink Ryze mushroom coffee? ›

Potential downsides of drinking mushroom coffee

People who have kidney issues or digestive troubles might be more vulnerable to these effects. In addition, certain types of mushrooms often used in mushroom coffee (notably, the chaga variety) contain high levels of compounds called oxalates.

Is Ryze mushroom coffee healthy? ›

Benefits. With less than half the amount of caffeine in normal coffee, mushroom coffee offers a plethora of health benefits like calmer, sharper focus, no jitters, sustained energy without the crash, immune support, gut health and a calm digestive tract.

Does ryze raise blood pressure? ›

Reishi Mushroom as a Fatigue Fighter

Ashwagandha is often touted as the miracle herb to defeat low energy, but reishi is also worth trying. It has an active compound called adenosine, which decreases blood pressure and improves blood oxygen supply.

Why is mushroom coffee so expensive? ›

Plus, mushroom coffee is costly. It often costs double the price of regular coffee for a 12 oz (340 g) bag. A potential cause for the higher price point is that medicinal mushrooms are grown in their natural habitats and are generally not commercially farmed. This means they may be hard to come by.

Do you add creamer to mushroom coffee? ›

Some of these medicinal mushrooms have a bitter taste that complements coffee, and some have a subtle, earthy flavor. You can adjust your mix of mushrooms to get the flavor you want, and add cream and sugar if you want. So take a moment in the morning to drink your mushrooms!

Can I mix Ryze coffee with regular coffee? ›

You can mix it into hot water, or if you're really hardcore like the Healthy Ballerina, you can add it to brewed coffee ;) It dissolves really nicely in hot or cold beverages, so you can even add it to an iced latte or smoothie for an on-the-go meal.

Do you put creamer in mushroom coffee? ›

There's really nothing wrong with mushroom coffee as long as you're not adding in a ton of sugar or creamer,” she adds. “But you'll also experience the same benefits — and more, including the fiber — if you just eat mushrooms normally in your diet.”

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