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Mastering Fermented Vegetables

 

Cabbage, cucumber, bok choy, turnip, scallions, potatoes… there's no shortage of vegetables that can be turned into a flavorsome ferment. Your starter for ten is sauerkraut with a mixture of white cabbage and red cabbage – known as ‘surkal’ in Swedish. Sauerkraut translates as ‘sour cabbage’ in English, but is so, so much more than that!
Recipes
Aunty Birgitta’s Sauerkraut

Fermentation

Asa Simonsson

(1)

Fresh Turmeric Kraut

Fermentation

Asa Simonsson

(1)

Fermented Swedish Cucumber

Fermentation

Asa Simonsson

Curried Kimchi

Fermentation

Asa Simonsson

(2)

Senmaizuke

Japanese Food Made Easy

Aya Nishimura

(2)

Garlic Chive Kimchi

Korean Home Cooking: Classic and Modern Recipes

Sohui Kim

Simple fermented bok choy

Lands of the Curry Leaf

Peter Kuruvita

(1)

Gundruk

Lands of the Curry Leaf

Peter Kuruvita

Gado Gado

Growing Up In A Nonya Kitchen

Sharon Wee

Quick Scallion Kimchee

One Good Dish

David Tanis

Kimchi Potatoes

PLANTLAB

Matthew Kenney

Carrot Pickles

50 Ways to Cook a Carrot

Peter Hertzmann

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