Healing Herbal Mushroom Broth Recipe (Vegan) (2024)

ByKristen Wood 01/10/202003/21/2024 Last updated 03/21/2024

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An immune-boosting, anti-inflammatory mushroom broth recipe packed with healing herbs, plants, spices, and flowers. Easy to make, vegan, sodium-free, and nutrient-dense!

This gentle and flavorful healing broth is packed with beautiful flavors, health-enriching properties, and SO much plant power! One of my favorite things about this rich broth is its versatility. It is wonderful on its own, used as a base for soups and curries, as a hot or cold drink — you name it, it is GOOD. I so hope you love it as much as we do! xo.

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Healing Broth

This Vegan Mushroom Broth filled with Herbs, Spices and Edible Flowers is:

• Super easy to make.
• Packed with nutrient-dense ingredients.
• Subtly spicy + heart-warming.
• Versatile.
• Comforting, yet rejuvenating.
• Vegan, dairy-free, soy-free, paleo, keto, grain-free, nut-free, salt-free, gluten-free and sugar-free.

Items Needed to Make Healing Broth

• Stock pot.
• Strainer.
• Storage jars.

How to Make Healing Mushroom Broth – Step by Step

1. Combine all broth ingredients in a 12-quart stock pot.
2. Cover to the top with clean, filtered water.
3. Simmer on the stove.
4. Strain.
5. Enjoy!

Common Recipe Questions

How do I use this broth?

• On its own, to enjoy from a bowl like a soup or sip from a mug like a tea.
• As a soup base in place of any vegetable stock.
• As a base in curries to use in place of water or coconut milk.
• Use in place of water when cooking grains such as rice or quinoa.
• Use in homemade salad dressing recipes.
• As a base for gravies.

How do I store Healing Broth?

I like to strain this broth, let it cool completely, then store it in glass jars in the refrigerator for up to one week. Alternatively, this broth can be stored in the freezer for up to about 4 months. To freeze, I like to pour the broth into molds or ice cube trays, and then once frozen, store the cubes in freezer safe bags. Alternatively, you can also store the broth in freezer safe glass jars or containers.

Where’s the salt?

This sodium-free broth doesn’t contain salt simply because it doesn’t need it! It is truly quite flavorful and rich on its own.

Top Tips for Making an Herbal Broth Recipe

Get Creative

While I very much love the proportions and ingredients listed in the recipe, there is room to adapt this recipe to your tastes and liking. Not a fan of a certain ingredient? Simply omit, or replace with a plant or fungi of your choice.

Low Simmer

I find keeping this broth at a very low simmer to produce the richest flavors and help maintain the health benefits as much as possible.

Cool It Off

Be certain to let the broth cool completely before storing. Otherwise, if using the broth straight away, it is absolutely delightful still warm!

A Bit of Spice

This healing mushroom broth has a slight spicy kick from the rainbow peppercorns. It is not an overwhelming spicy, rather a nice warming sensation throughout. If you are not a fan of spicy at all, you might want to omit the peppercorns or cut the amount in half.

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Health Disclaimer

The information shared in this post is not intended nor should be used in place of a medical professional’s advice. All opinions expressed are my own, and are based from my own lifelong relationships with plants. If you are worried or concerned about any of the ingredients listed in the recipe, please consult with a medical professional or do your own extensive research.

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