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Green Kitchen Stories » Golden Sauerkraut – Wild Fermentation. I saw these fermented vegetables on your Instagram and have been patiently waiting until you released this post. It sounds amazing and looks so colorful!
And I love that I only need two ingredients! Thanks! I love fermented veggies and just made another batch with kale, carrot, ginger, chili and garlic. It’s also full of probiotics and I love the taste. If you’re interested, I’d made a blog post about it (in Danish) http: //baermonster.
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Hi Marianne, your website looks amazing. Is there any chance you can offer some of the posts or recipes in English? In particular the post on water kefir. Thank you! yes please, I would be interested in recipes in English also, thank you. Okay – no excuse anymore!
I will need to do a little fermenting myself, you cannot be a true hippie foodie + major health geek with a degree in human nutrition an not ferment, I know! I’ll start a batch right now, TAK! This sounds so delicious. I love turmeric for it’s flavor and gorgeous golden color. I’m so interested in trying this!
Oh love that color, reminds me of an indian recipe my mom makes. I love the idea of wild fermentation, I will definitely try it. What about homemade mango chutney for the next one? Hi, I really like the idea of doing it at home. But, I think that you should explain a bit further about sterilizing the jars since it is really important and it can get very ugly if you are missing something in that process.
But, thanks for posting! Good point! We’ve inserted a link to a short video that explains the process very clearly./David. Just look at how much life is in there, great job! And I would love to hear first- hand experience with some rye sourdough breads and how you do it up in the north : ) Thanks and regards from South! Natasa. I have been aiming to experiment with fermented vegetables more. Thanks for introducing me to the idea of wild fermentation! I love your idea of teaching us how to go back to de basics in the kitchen.
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I loved your nut butter post and it really motivated me to try it myself. It was the best nut butter I have ever had!
I’m definitely going to try this recipe as well! I’ve been following your blog for quite some time and I still cannot get over the fact that your photos are just so beautiful! Wonderful! I can’t wait to hear your method of making coconut yogurt. Many of my attempts don’t turn out too well. It just doesn’t thicken very nicely.
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Nice! I have made sauerkraut before, but love the addition of turmeric for extra anti- inflammatory benefits, this is great! I have been meaning to experiment with making Kimchi – would love to see your take on this recipe for a future post! Hi guys, I somehow love kimchi but not sauerkraut very much but your recipe looks great. What do you eat it with beside sandwiches and Rice/grain bowls? Will make it and keep you posted how it came out. Thanks! A post about sprouting would be great.
How long do I have to wait with different sprouts before I can eat them – alfalfa in comparison to mung beans, for example? Can I eat skins or seeds that are attached with the sprouts or should i discard them? I almost bought a huge book on fermenting food yesterday, but I am so busy with the garden! Thank you to all your family!!!
I live in Central America and it is very warm here. Our kitchen is basically outside in a screened area. Should I use any precautions in this hot and humid climate? Hey raine, would love to answer your question – we did the post with luise and David and we are doing our ferments in a very hot clima here in Australia. The good news is the warmer it is the quicker it starts fermenting. Don’t let it go to hot (midday sun .
Your ferment will be getting juicy very quickly and you can taste after 3- 4 weeks but it’s still fermenting after that time keep it in the fridge after you opened it and you also slow down the process a little bit in the fridge. Hope that helps sunny greetings from Sydney. I’ve never been a big fan of cabbage (tbh my feelings towards it are more of disliking than neutral. I really do hope I can get over my cabbage aversion by trying it fermented (I’ve only ever tried it in lousy, mayo ladened, cole slaws. I’m looking forward to more posts on this series, especially homemade yoghurt (I’ve tried several approaches myself but I believe I’ve yet to find THE keeper recipe) and passata di pomodoro. Homemade passata reminds me so much about my nonna telling her stories about preparing dozens of jars during the summer in order to stock the cellars for winter.
I’ve developed the habit of prepping and storing sugo di pomodoro (i. I think it goes without saying, but beautiful mesmerizing photographs as usual. I just can’t get enough of them, especially now with a fourth member that adds another whole new level of cuteness!
Can’t wait to see baby Isac’s name added to the blog banner in a hopefully not too far future. Cut a wedge,keeping the core intact so the leaves don’t fall apart,brush with oil and BBQ it till coloured ,eat and enjoy. I. The first time was a total disaster with a ruined baking tray and red fluid all over my poor kitchen floor.
I always prefer the more flavorful Korean kimchi than regular sauerkraut. But this recipe seems to combine the usage of lots of fresh herbs from kimchi and the spices/seeds from pickles. It looks so beautiful and appetizing. Will definitely give it a try when I have more space (i.
Thanks for sharing. Perfect pictures! Hello! Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes! Always very inspiring! Since I’m living in Bahia, Brazil, and we have a lot of coconuts I would love to learn how to make coconut yoghurt! Com um abra. I have ben dreaming of fermenting my own stuff but have been a bit reluctant as I did not know exactly how to start.
Just one question, which might sound a bit silly, but who cares! Is there any chance the jars might explode or crack with the gas preassure? All the best to you guys. I love your blog : )Anita from Chile! I have only ever fermented oatgurt from the recipe on Earthsprout, so I am a little but scared about trying this but I just have to give it a go. It is so cool that you both got into fermenting here in Australia.
Thank you for sharing this recipe and I can’t wait to see what you have planned next. Kindest,B. Absolutely brilliant – I must give it a go! That sounds great and I will surely try it. But how long does it last after the jar has been opened?
If you keep it in the fridge and check it from time to time it will keep for a couple of months. Borsch is our favorite ingredient for adding into soups to make them sour – it’s a fermented drink made from wheat, cornmeal and purified water and it’s so refreshing and nourishing. Can’t wait to see the next homemade whole food staples! I would love to try fermenting foods, but always felt intimidated by the process, especially the part dealing with sterilizing and also being concerned about mold. As for mold, sometimes it can form on the top of the batch if there is too much space(oxygen) at the top of the jar.
Remember the wild ferment is an anaerobic process, therefore happens only in the absence of oxygen. Hope that is helpful. You definitely don’t need to sterilize jars. I never have and I’ve been making fermented vegetables for years. Humans have been making fermented vegetables for literally thousands of years, much longer than the concept of sterilization has existed.
I wash with soap (non anti- bacterial) and water. Works great and always has. Fermented vegetables are one of the safest foods you can eat. They’re safer than cooked and raw vegetables, so if you eat those, you should feel very comfortable eating these! Good luck! I love wild fermented veggies, although I do an open ferment which only takes about a week http: //vohnsvittles. That’s a brilliant tip about putting a whole leaf on top to keep the veg submerged in the juice – I’m definitely doing this with my next batch, thanks!
Looking forward to your series on whole food basics, as I am gradually introducing these into my kitchen as a way to eliminate additives and E- numbers. Fresh sauerkraut is easily available in Germany but I still want to give your version a try, sounds great! It was just today that I was looking for a coconut yogurt recipe but couldn’t find one that was really convincing, so I would love to see your version soon. What do you think?
Can’t imagine a salad without some fermented cabbage. I love to add some red cabbage to get a lovely rose color, but love your idea of using turmeric and carrots. Hi! You asked for some recipe suggestions. Well, as I look at out sour cherry tree in full blossom here in Oslo, I am reminded that this season, instead of watching most of the cherries being eaten by the birds, I would love to harvest a bunch and make some sort of chutney. I wonder whether cherry chutney is something that can be made via natural fermentation. If you guys have any interest in chutneys, it would be awesome to see a recipe on Green Kitchen Stories sometime in the future.
Thanks for your website, it’s a great resource (as is your cookbook). Sandi. Three weeks is good for ferment, however a longer ferment is really good too. We let our go for at least 4 weeks to allow the fermentation process to complete. But if you can’t wait for that long, I understand? So please, a recipe for that would be great! I can’t tell though – what sort of cabbage do you use, is it a savoy or a spring greens?
Thanks! x. This looks amazing!!!! How long does it keep for in the fridge? Dear Luise and David! Thanks for this great recipe! I don’t like the classic Sauerkraut, but I will surely try this recipe. It’s a great idea to post the whole food staples, I am especially interested in the recipe for homemade coconut or almond yoghurt, as I cannot buy them where I live in Germany. And the sourdough recipe would also be interesting.
I am a huge fan of yours and often cook with your apps or book. Thanks for all the great recipes and inspiration!
The asparagus spring soup was gorgeous!