Mushroom Vegan Egg Scramble

This Mushroom Vegan Egg Scramble with functional mushrooms is a healthy, satisfying, and protein-packed vegan breakfast that you'll want to make again and again to support your health. Sauté extra-firm tofu with mushrooms, mushroom powder, bell pepper, shallot, garlic, and spinach for the best vegan scrambled eggs!

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• What are functional mushrooms?
• Mushroom supplement ingredients
• Benefits of functional mushrooms
• Recipe ingredient notes
• Step-by-step instructions
• Tips
• Variations and substitutions
• How to serve
• Storage
• FAQ
• Related recipes
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Start your morning right by making this quick and easy high-protein vegan breakfast! This recipe is a delicious vegan alternative to scrambled eggs; it’s great for any time of the day; not just breakfast!

I don't think it's any secret that I love mushrooms. Check out my Vegan Polenta with Roasted Mushrooms, Wild Mushroom and Leek Risotto, and Asparagus Mushroom Pasta recipes!

Cooking for friends and family is one of my favorite ways to show my love for them; you could say it's my love language. In addition, taking time for meal prep and cooking at home is a form of self-love and self-care. I love how taking this time helps me incorporate mindfulness into my daily routine.

I recently created a Vegan Southwestern Tofu Scramble, and I am now sharing a variation of this recipe with The Functionist Organic Mushroom Blend Supplement. I've been enjoying this versatile mushroom supplement in my morning coffee and breakfast scramble to help nourish my body and support my microbiome.

I wish to boost my overall health whenever possible, which led me to try The Functionist Organic Mushroom Blend Supplement. It contains lion's mane, reishi mushroom, Chaga mushrooms, and cordyceps mushroom, among others. I found it fascinating to learn about the use of mushrooms as functional foods.

What are functional mushrooms?

Thousands of species of mushrooms are considered to be edible or medicinal. Of these, a few handfuls are recognized to be functional. This means that in addition to having nutritional benefits, they are beneficial in supporting health and well-being by providing a boost of energy, reducing stress levels, and increasing cognitive function.

Functional mushrooms can assist with balancing your energy levels, supporting digestion, strengthening your immune function, and enhancing the skin's natural glow through antioxidant properties, Beta-glucans, polyphenols, and polysaccharides.

Mushrooms contain dietary fiber that helps with healthy digestion and increases beneficial bacteria in your digestive tract, all of which ultimately supports your immune system.

Mushroom supplement ingredients

I was excited to learn that the supplement contains the power of ten organic mushrooms in a 2.12 oz pack. One pack has approximately 40 servings, with each serving being one teaspoon (1.5 g). The Functionist Organic Mushroom Blend Supplement contains the mycelial biomass and fruiting body of these mushrooms, as written on the package: 

Organic Agaricus blazei powder, Organic Antrodia camphorata powder, Organic Chaga Powder, Organic Cordyceps Powder, Organic Pleurotus eryngii (king trumpet) powder, Organic Hericium Erinaceus (lion's mane) powder, Organic Maitake powder, Organic Shiitake powder, Organic Reishi powder, and Organic Turkey tails powder.

This product is third-party verified for quality and safety. The packaging is made from recycled materials; The Functionist is working towards marine biodegradable packaging and gives 1% of annual sales to The Nature Conservancy as a 1% For The Planet Member and is a Pending B Corporation.

I love that this product is USDA Organic, non-GMO verified, gluten-free, vegan, and 100% grown in the USA!

Benefits of functional mushrooms

Benefits of The Functionist Organic Mushroom Blend are as follows:

• Balances Blood Sugar: Organic Maitake (Grifola frondosa) helps support gut health, immune function, healthy blood-sugar levels and reduces insulin resistance.
• Energy and Stamina: Organic Cordyceps (Cordyceps militaris) help improve energy, vitality, and endurance by supporting respiration, oxygen delivery, and ATP synthesis.
• Hormonal Balancing: Agaricus Blazei (also known as Himematsutake) is known for its high content of polysaccharide compounds, effects on triglycerides, and cholesterol management.
• Immune Support: Organic Antrodia (Antrodia Camphorata) has been researched for its immune system & liver health support. Organic Turkey Tail (Trametes Versicolor) 
• Immune Support and Adaptogen:  Organic Reishi (Ganoderma Lucidum) is known as The 'Mushroom of Immortality,' which helps to balance the immune system and assist in adapting to occasional mental and physical stressors.
• Immune Support and Heart Health: Organic Shiitake (Lentinula Edodes) supports liver and cardiovascular health, the immune system, and detoxification.
• Memory and Cognition: Organic Lion's Mane (Hericium Erinaceus) supports cognitive and neurological health, including memory, focus, clarity, and nerve health.
• Super Antioxidant: Organic Chaga (Inototus Obliquus) is the 'King of Medicinal Mushrooms,' containing an array of bioactive compounds with antioxidant and immunity-supporting activities.

Organic King Trumpet (Pleurotus Eryngii) contains high levels of the antioxidant L-Ergothioneine and has been researched for its positive effects on cholesterol management and bone health.

Recipe ingredient notes

• Extra-firm tofu or firm tofu drained and pressed and crumbled; you will find this tofu in the refrigerated section. Avoid silken tofu for this recipe. Crumble the tofu with your hands, or use a fork or potato masher.
• Extra-virgin olive oil, or a neutral oil with a high smoke point such as avocado oil or grapeseed oil. This is optional - you may use water instead.
• Bell pepper for nutrition and color - they contain many vitamins and minerals and are a great source of Vitamin C!
• Mushrooms - Baby Bella; you may use white button mushrooms
• Nutritional yeast - for color and umami flavor
• Ground turmeric - for the yellow color and flavor
• Kala namak - black salt with a sulfurous, pungent smell, giving the tofu a taste similar to eggs.
• The Functionist Organic Mushroom Blend for its proprietary 10 Mushroom Blend!
• Fresh baby spinach for the small leaves. If you use regular spinach, chop it first.

Step-by-step instructions

If you've been wondering how to make mushroom vegan scrambled eggs with tofu, I've got you covered! Start by getting all of the ingredients measured, prepped, and ready since this recipe comes together quickly.

1) Add the vegetables: Add the shallot, mushrooms, and sea salt, saute for a few minutes, until the mushrooms start browning. Add the bell pepper and garlic; cook for 3 to 4 minutes, occasionally stirring, until the vegetables start softening.

2) Add the crumbled tofu and seasoning mix: nutritional yeast, turmeric, kala namak, ground black pepper, and The Functionist Organic Mushroom Blend. Stir to combine.

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3) Cook for another four minutes, stirring occasionally. You may need to add 2 to 4 tablespoons of water if the mixture is a little dry. Reduce the heat to medium-low if needed.

4) Stir in the spinach during the last minute of cooking. Serve and enjoy! Top with chopped chives (optional).

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Tips

• Add two to four tablespoons of water if your vegetables and tofu start looking dry while cooking.
• Turmeric stains whatever it comes into contact with, keep this in mind if you're using your favorite wooden spoon to stir.
• If you aren't used to cooking with kala namak or turmeric, you may want to start with smaller portions, such as ¼ teaspoon, and work your way up. If you're adventurous, try the amounts I have noted in the recipe! 

Variations and substitutions

• You can stir in a small number of chopped fresh herbs such as thyme or parsley at the end.
• Add spices such as chili powder, cumin, or smoked paprika. I would start with ½ teaspoon.
• Add garlic powder or onion powder, or both.
• To make this recipe spicy, add roasted Hatch chiles or other peppers! I suggest adding ¼ cup to ⅓ cup chopped freshly roasted chiles a few minutes before everything is done.
• Oil-free: You can omit the oil if you prefer; add a small amount of water instead while the vegetables are cooking.

How to serve

• Accompany this dish with a side of pan-fried potatoes or Air Fryer Breakfast Potatoes.
• Try it with toast or toasted homemade sourdough.

Storage

Refrigerate leftovers for up to 3 days in an airtight, covered container. This dish is excellent to make for meal prep.

Freeze leftovers for up to 2 to 3 months in an airtight, covered container, or a freezer-safe ziploc bag. Let the container thaw in the fridge overnight before reheating. 

Reheat by warming the leftover vegan tofu scramble in a pan on the stovetop over low-medium until warmed through, adding a bit of water if needed so it doesn't dry out, and stick to the pan.

FAQ

I hope you try this healthy and versatile Mushroom Vegan Egg Scramble. I know you are going to LOVE it! This hearty plant-based dish is perfect for any time of day or for meal prep. Around here, it's an easy favorite come dinnertime! Serve it with Air Fryer Breakfast Potatoes. 

I hope you check out The Functionist and all the potential health benefits of their mushroom supplement!

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