Dried Oyster Mushrooms are dried in the most hygienic conditions using best in class hot air ovens and professionally packaged to maintain their nutritional contents intact.
Nutritional value:
Oyster mushroom is low in Sodium and very low in Saturated Fat and Cholesterol. It is also a good source of Protein, Thiamin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Iron, Magnesium, Zinc and Manganese, and a very good source of Dietary Fiber, Riboflavin, Niacin, Pantothenic Acid, Phosphorus, Potassium and Copper.
Usage:
Oyster mushrooms delicately textured caps allow for both quick dehydration and re-hydration time. They are one of the few mushrooms that do not need to be re-hydrated before cooking. Add them to a dish toward the end of the cooking process as they require little cooking time to accentuate their discreet flavour and texture.
Shelf Life:
Dried Oyster mushrooms have a shelf life of up to a year and can be used as a replacement for fresh mushrooms in most recipes.
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HARDWOOD CHARCOAL
For grilling enthusiasts, this is a product of great value. Hardwood charcoal is said to be the building block for anything to do with grilling. In the past, people used to rely on charcoal briquettes for their grilling needs. However, hardwood or lump charcoal, as it is known in some regions of the world, has proved to be the preferred choice for many expert grillers. Using hardwood charcoal requires a little more experience because the heat produced is variable.
How to make Hardwood Charcoal
Our hardwood charcoal is made from only natural hardwood, for example, oak, hickory, cherry, mesquite or even maple. It can also be made from hardwood scrap from saw mills and from building manufacturing materials and from furniture. All these scraps are then carbonized, that is, the pieces of hardwood are burned in a low oxygen environment which is a process that takes at least a week.
In industrial processing, the scraps are put in large concrete or steel silos which have a very little oxygen concentration. The process is stopped before the burning wood turns to ash which then leaves black lumps which are irregular in size. This process of making charcoal has ancient origins which date back to over thirty thousand years ago. Today, charcoal making is still practised in most third-world countries. You can make your own batch of hardwood charcoal in your own backyard. Also, lump charcoal is sold in most hardware stores at an affordable price.
How to light Hardwood or Lump Charcoal
Lighting hardwood charcoal and maintaining the consistency of heat is the toughest task while grilling. There are two recommended methods for lighting up hardwood charcoal at the comfort of your home. They include;
Pyramid method
Natural method
Hardwood charcoal is also used in water filtration due to its high absorption properties and it is also used in the extraction of metals.
Hardwood charcoal adds a smoky or woody flavor to whatever is being grilled which is pleasant.
Any hardwood charcoal that does not completely burn during grilling can be used on another occasion.
All in all, hardwood charcoal can be used in all types of outdoor cooking appliances such as barrel grills and smoker or even ceramic cookers and is great for use in any occasion. This is the perfect choice for you.
FAQs
Can you use this with other grills?
Yes, any grill that requires lump charcoal.
How strong is the smoke? Have had problems with big green egg coal with excessive smoke.
Answer: That's why I stopped using the BGE coal. Smoke is much less. You get a little flavor but not as bad. Which is good for me because I use assorted flavor chips when I want that extra kick.
Our cashew nuts have a delicate flavor and a firm texture for a distinct and rich taste. The cashew nuts are sourced from the expert farmers in West Africa where the warm landscape is ideal for growing.
They are harvested at the peak of ripeness to ensure maximum flavor. Furthermore, our cashew nuts are of fancy grade meaning that they maintain their shape and are uniform in color. Our cashew nuts are delicate in flavor and how we store them ensures freshness all the way up to the last handful.
We carefully select and test each of the nuts against the industryâ??s highest quality standards. We are proud of our product and if you do not love something, we are happy to offer a refund or a replacement. Nonetheless, we assure you that you will get great taste and satisfaction inside every bag, and you can be 100 percent confident you are bringing home the best for yourself and your family.
A Good Source of Dietary Fiber
Our cashew nuts are a good source of dietary fiber that helps you keep feeling full for longer and can help digestion.
Health and Wellness
Experts and doctors recommended a reduction of the intake of foods high in saturated fat and replacing them with foods that are high in monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. Our cashew nuts are a good source of dietary fat and protein.
Source of essential minerals
Cashew nuts are highly concentrated in minerals especially copper, iron, potassium, zinc, magnesium, manganese. A handful of our cashew nuts a day will provide enough minerals in your body.
Gums and Teeth
Cashew nuts improve the health of gums and teeth. The magnesium in the cashews helps a lot in maintaining your healthy gums and teeth if consumed on a regular basis. It also inhibits tooth decay as well as abscessed teeth.
Culinary uses
Cashews have a buttery, crunchy texture with a sweet aroma. Here are some serving tips
Our cashew nuts can be served as a snack.
Our cashews are nutty yet sweet in taste. They can be enjoyed as a garnish in various types of desserts and sweets.
Cashew coupled with dry fruits like almonds can be used in savory rice dishes.
Cashews are employed in confectionery as an addition to sweets, cakes and biscuits.
Attributes of Cashew Nuts
Improved Heart Health
Prevents Blood Disease
Weight loss
Prevent Gallstones
FAQs
Can people with diabetes eat nuts?
Yes, they can eat cashew nuts and there are many reasons they should eat them regularly. Those with Type 2 diabetes have a risk of increased heart disease and are likely to be overweight. Daily consumption can help decrease the risk of getting a heart disease while also controlling blood cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood glucose.
Does anyone know if these are gluten-free? I can't find any information on their website
Cashew nuts are naturally gluten-free, but here's the rub: there are many brands of cashews that are processed on shared equipment which means they could contain gluten. Read the label.
