How to Make Your Own Vegetable Starter Culture
Want to make your own vegetable starter culture? Here are a number of different options to replace store-bought cultures.| Fermenting for Foodies
Want to make your own vegetable starter culture? Here are a number of different options to replace store-bought cultures.| Fermenting for Foodies
Make a quick sourdough starter with kombucha or kefir. It will be ready to bake bread within 24 to 48 hours!| Fermenting for Foodies
Sourdough cobbler is just like a pie, only better! Quick and simple. Try all five fruit flavors: apples, pears, peaches, or berries.| Fermenting for Foodies
Learn how to make miso with this basic recipe. It isn't as difficult as it may seem, all you need is patience!| Fermenting for Foodies
Teff injera is a sourdough flatbread traditional in Ethiopia. Made with 100% teff flour, it is gluten-free and a quick sourdough ferment!| Fermenting for Foodies
Making hard apple cider is really easy, especially if you used store-bought apple juice. Here is a simple, beginner-friendly recipe.| Fermenting for Foodies
Fermented eggs are perfectly salted and full of flavor. Salt-brined, pickled eggs are so much tastier than your typical hard-boiled egg.| Fermenting for Foodies
Fermented sauerkraut is easy and delicious. All it takes is two ingredients to make this probiotic condiment! Perfect for beginners!| Fermenting for Foodies
Want to make probiotic sodas? Here's how to catch and feed ginger bug for homemade sodas. All you need is water, ginger root and sugar!| Fermenting for Foodies
Here's an overview of the types of fermentation jars and crocks used to make fermented foods. You may already own everything you need!| Fermenting for Foodies
Buddha bowls are a quick, easy and delicious meal. Here's how to build the perfect bowl, along with an amazing Buddha bowl sauce.| Fermenting for Foodies
Raw honey is perfect for fermented fruits, condiments, and low-salt preserving. Learn how to preserve food and ferment with honey!| Fermenting for Foodies
