Lion's Mane Mushroom

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White, cascading mushrooms with a tender, meaty texture and a delicate, seafood-like flavor. A great plant-based alternative to crab or lobster when seared until golden.

  • Product type Fresh Lion's Mane mushrooms

  • Net weight 0.5 lb (8 oz) per container

  • Grown at GrowGanics farm

  • Harvest to delivery Harvested to order and shipped within 24 hours

  • Shelf life About 5–7 days refrigerated after delivery

  • Delivery Shipping across the US and local delivery.

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White, cascading mushrooms with a tender, meaty texture and a delicate, seafood-like flavor. A great plant-based alternative to crab or lobster when seared until golden.

  • Product type Fresh Lion's Mane mushrooms

  • Net weight 0.5 lb (8 oz) per container

  • Grown at GrowGanics farm

  • Harvest to delivery Harvested to order and shipped within 24 hours

  • Shelf life About 5–7 days refrigerated after delivery

  • Delivery Shipping across the US and local delivery.

Product Highlights

  • GrowGanics Lion's Mane Mushrooms (Hericium erinaceus)
  • Grown in small batches on our farm and picked by hand
  • Tender, meaty texture with a mild, seafood-like flavor
  • A favorite plant-based swap for crab or lobster
  • Contains 16 amino acids, including 7 essential ones*
  • Naturally contains beta-glucan fiber and unique compounds called hericenones

Lion's Mane grows as a single white globe covered in soft, cascading spines, which gives it its name. When sliced thick and seared, it turns golden and develops a juicy, tender bite that many cooks compare to crab or scallops. It is a standout for anyone looking for a hearty, plant-based main.

What's inside

Like other fresh mushrooms, Lion's Mane is mostly water (about 89%), so it is naturally low in calories: about 43 per 100 g (3.5 oz). That same serving gives you 4.4 g of fiber, including 2.75 g of beta-glucan, plus potassium, B vitamins such as riboflavin and niacin, and the antioxidant ergothioneine.** Dried Lion's Mane is even more concentrated, with about 22 g of protein per 100 g (3.5 oz) and 16 amino acids, seven of them essential.*

Why researchers are interested

Lion's Mane contains beta-glucans and compounds called hericenones (in the fruiting body) and erinacines (in the mycelium). Scientists are studying these compounds, but most research so far comes from laboratory and small human studies, so we enjoy Lion's Mane first and foremost as a delicious food.

How to Cook

Slice or tear into thick pieces. Sear in a hot pan with a little oil, pressing gently with a spatula to release moisture, about 4 to 5 minutes per side until deep golden. Finish with butter, garlic and salt. Try it as "crab" cakes, in tacos, over pasta or as a steak-style main.

Storage Tips

Store in a paper bag or a breathable container in the refrigerator. Don't seal them in plastic; they need airflow to stay dry and fresh. Don't wash until you're ready to cook. Lion's Mane is best enjoyed while it is white and firm. Always cook mushrooms before eating.

Shipping & Delivery

We ship across the US in an insulated box and offer local delivery near our farm. Shipping is calculated at checkout. For shipping days, delivery areas and prices, see our shipping and delivery FAQ.