Looks like it! As others have said, it's pretty hard to eat due to its texture. However, look online and perhaps Paul Stamet's TED talks and you will see this mushroom has many benefits! I would personally dehydrate them, powder them and make them into capsule supplements, but there are other ways like tea and tinctures too!
I dry them then crush them up then add a small amount (probably about or just less than a teaspoon) to meals. You barely taste it but it is medicinal as other commenters have suggested.
I dry and grind them then put them in a cafetiere/French press with whatever else I've got lying around - blackcurrant leaves, lime blossom, rosehips. Seems to help the immune system.
Yes.
This is a beautiful specimen. Really nice photos.
All of this, and we process ours into tincture.
Looks like it! As others have said, it's pretty hard to eat due to its texture. However, look online and perhaps Paul Stamet's TED talks and you will see this mushroom has many benefits! I would personally dehydrate them, powder them and make them into capsule supplements, but there are other ways like tea and tinctures too!
Stamets is a dick. This Fungus is amazing 👏
Turkey tail
I dry them then crush them up then add a small amount (probably about or just less than a teaspoon) to meals. You barely taste it but it is medicinal as other commenters have suggested.
I dry and grind them then put them in a cafetiere/French press with whatever else I've got lying around - blackcurrant leaves, lime blossom, rosehips. Seems to help the immune system.
Yes and yes
These are medicinal, dry them and use for tea
Medicinal is not the same as palatable unless you're into cardboard textures.
Some folk chew on them a while before spitting them out. Yea is probably the most common way to ingest.
It's edible in the same way wood is
Exactly that or leather lol. More medicinal as in a tea. Many colors exist of this magnificent mushroom
Cool. I’ve broken mine up before and added to crock pot with water and made tea. Works great with Reishi too
Yes and Turkey tail is a medicinal mushroom, not so much for eating. If you turn it into a tincture it’ll be great for you!
I heard someone cured their breast cancer but be taking turkey tail everyday
For everyone answering yes to this, how can you tell this isn’t false Turkey tail without seeing the underside?