http://www.wildfermentation.com has lots of information and help with your wild fermentation.
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http://www.wildfermentation.com has lots of information and help with your wild fermentation.
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These are from my backyard. They come up every year, but don’t seem to spread. I’ll be putting them in my kimchee soon when I go to my wild patches.
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It’s cold and snowy. Not a mushroom in sight. So I am again concocting in my kitchen. Making “rotted food,” as I call it. This time it is kimchee. I’ve found recipes on the internet and I alter them as I experiment. I am not quite ready to publish my own recipe yet. One thing I do is let the cabbage rot, I mean ferment, for 5 days. Like sauerkraut. Then I add the peppers, garlic, leeks, etc. I added spent beets from my kvass to one batch. Worked out pretty good, even though beets don’t taste very Korean to me.
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