Split gill
Schizophyllum commune
mushroom
A small, tough, white fan-shaped mushroom, dried then cooked for a long time or grilled, in Manipur and Thailand.
- Origin
- Everywhere; eaten in northeastern India and Southeast Asia
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- It is rehydrated for half an hour in warm water, then cooked for a long time, as it stays tough; it is eaten cooked. If you pick it yourself, have the mushroom checked by a pharmacist or a mycological society before eating it.
- Molecules
- Mushroom beta-glucansIn small amounts, not counted Ergothioneine
- Did you know?
- It is one of the most widespread mushrooms in the world, and it has more than 20,000 mating types.
