Soups
Tiger Milk Mushroom, Snow Fungus & Goji Soup
Traditionally used to moisten the lungs and support the body's defenses
Why people make this soup
Nourilo once spotted whole tiger milk mushrooms — about the size of a ping-pong ball — at a dried-goods and herb shop. This prized fungus, grown mainly across Southeast Asia and nicknamed “Southeast Asian fu ling,” is rich in polysaccharides and is traditionally valued to support the body’s defenses and moisten the lungs. This soup pairs it with snow fungus and goji berries; it is traditionally taken by people feeling weak and depleted, including during radiotherapy or chemotherapy.
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