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Fermented vegetables are a great and tasty way to preserve the summer harvest. Fermentation recipes are basic and flavorful while also adding a healthy does of probiotics to our preserves and meals.
The great thing about learning how to ferment vegetables is that the technique is relatively simple, requiring only water, salt, veggies and time. This simplicity means that it can be repeated and tried with any number of vegetables you enjoy.
Keep track of your recipes and experiments in a notebook. This is the easiest way to repeat success and decide what to change later – do you want to add more spice? ferment for a longer or shorter period of time? Those notes are invaluable and will help you decide on what to do more or less of in the future.
An inexpensive notebook such as a composition notebook works well as a fermentation journal.
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Fermented Cherry Tomatoes
Perfect for salads, appetizers, side dishes, and more fermented tomatoes are an easy and delicious way to preserve the harvest.
These spicy lacto-fermented beets are easy to make and a great way to support your gut health. They truly offer up a unique, but tasty flavor and pair well on the side of a green salad or snack tray next to a cheese platter.
Crunchy and easy with very little fuss to make, fermented carrot sticks elevate the standard lunch box carrot stick fare to something tastier and healthier.
This easy fermented salsa recipe is a delicious and healthy way to preserve the harvest and add probiotics to your diet. Tangy, fresh tomatoes, paired with veggies and zippy lime, make this fermented salsa the perfect accompaniment to your favorite Mexican dishes, or to eat straight up with chips.
Zucchini abounds in the summer and most of us are seeking ways to use it up differently so we don't get tired of it – these fermented zucchini sticks are tasty way to do just that.
Easy Fermenter Wide Mouth Lid Kit: Simplified Fermenting In Jars Not Crock Pots! Make Sauerkraut, Kimchi, Pickles Or Any Fermented Probiotic Foods. 3 Lids(jars not incld), Extractor Pump & Recipes
These Easy Fermenter fermentation lids are easy to use and help reduce the risk of fermenting errors.
Fermenting vegetables is a great way to preserve food but it’s not the best way for some fruits and vegetables. You can learn more about other ways to preserve the harvest here.