If you love creamy pasta with mad flavor, this recipe is for you. I can only get Lobster Mushrooms during this time of year in San Diego, but I get so excited when I do. I had this recipe in mind for a while and could not wait to try it. Lobster mushrooms have this amazing texture that stays pretty firm when cooking. They have so much flavor and have a very fishy-like smell when uncooked. The Cajun lobster sauce took this to the next level. If you can not get your hands on Lobster Mushrooms, try it with Chanterelle mushrooms, Coral mushrooms, or Shrimp of the Woods. Remember to always buy your mushrooms from a reputable supplier or experienced foragers.

Before I started cooking with Lion's Mane & getting creative in the kitchen, the only Lion's Mane mushroom recipe I could find was for "crab cakes". Thankfully we have progressed, but you know I had to whip up a crab cake recipe as well. Enjoy!

I have had so much fun creating new flavor combinations for my Lion's Mane Skrimpz! Once you make the skrimpz, you can toss them or dip them in so many different sauces. This one is a sweet & savory option that pairs perfectly with nutty black rice. Hope you enjoy!

If you have followed me for any time, you know I rock with jerk seasoning, heavy. This recipe is a great combination of jerk flavor and acidity, while maintaining savory and sweet flavors. While this fried rice calls for shiitake mushrooms, you can also use portabella or oyster mushrooms. Enjoy!

Satisfy your cravings for something spicy and savory with this fire creamy Cashew Mushroom Curry Noodles recipe.

I woke up to some cold weather today and was inspired to make soup. I am always trying to improve the texture of jackfruit, and I get a little closer each time. This time I smoked the jackfruit with hickory chips, which increased the flavor profile, and the texture is a little closer to meat. I hope you enjoy this hearty, healthy, soul warming soup.

I love remaking southern classics with a vegan twist and this simple red beans and rice does not disappoint. If you are from New Orleans, don't be too hard on me. I've never had the pleasure of trying New Orleans Red Beans & Rice.

I have a few fried rice recipes that I really enjoy and this is one of them. It is sweet and savory and buttery delicious. Feel free to swap out the jackfruit for tofu, mushrooms, or your favorite vegan chik'n. I think all of those options would work well. Get your wok ready!

One of the first vegan mushroom dishes I enjoyed was a Nashville Hot Mushroom at a restaurant in San Diego, CA. Prior to this, believe it or not, I wasn't too fond of mushrooms. I know... you would never guess! This recipe is made with my favorite fry batter. The secret is the potato starch. Hope you enjoy this if you have an opportunity to. Feel free to use any mushroom you prefer. I just happened to have some snow oyster mushrooms ready to harvest

I have been making these "bombs" for years and they improve every time. These are fun to make with the kids or pass out as gifts. Enjoy on a cold day with your favorite plant-based milk. Most people don't know, but I was really into matcha from 2015 to 2019. I would drink matcha to replace coffee when it was getting old - cheers to delicious lattes and winter vibes with friends and family. Stay blessed. If you don't know, my Lion's Mane and B12 tinctures are now available. Limited Edition, so grab one while you can. You can find them at www.turnipvegan.com

We first made this recipe for a holiday RV trip, so we used the campfire to roast the garlic and peppers, and WOW, the flavor was incredible! Fortunately, you don't need to use fire to make this delicious recipe.

This bonus recipe from my "It's All About the Lion's Mane" e-book is easy to make, but it does take a little time, since the no-fish sticks need to freeze overnight, but they are worth the wait! The spicy tartar sauce is a fire addition to the recipe. Enjoy!