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06-20-2021, 11:17 AM | #31 |
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Final output for the blueberry/blackberry/habanero recipe I posted earlier in the thread
7 day fermentation, netted 3 5oz bottles Really happy with the deep fruity notes. I've got a beautiful tri tip queued up for tonight, excited to try it with some steak. Last edited by KCUnited; 06-20-2021 at 11:22 AM.. |
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06-26-2021, 04:05 PM | #32 |
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I tried the Ball Fermentation Lids and Springs. Really easy to use and keeps everything under the brine.
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That seems like a lot of spring for the application. Can you elaborate on why you prefer this lid/spring combo better than just other venting lids? Doesn’t the gas produced protect the whole batch even if you don’t have the spring contraption? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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The springs collapse to 3/4" without a whole lot of force. They're doing fine during my first fermention. I'll know more when this batch is done in about 10 days. |
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06-30-2021, 02:25 AM | #35 |
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I lived with a woman from Trinidad a few years back and she introduced me to Matouk's. Highly recommended. It isn't mild but neither is it too hot to handle. What makes this sauce unique is the adding of tropical fruits like papaya.
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Striving for a Mex/Asian leaning hot sauce with some Umami flavors as I'm beyond bored with straight Sriracha.
Fire roasted some red jalapenos and added some Tamari (Japanese soy sauce). Plan to finish with some white vinegar and garlic. |
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If you do a lot of fermenting Morton Pickling salt is pure salt and 1/2 the price of Kosher. Just saying. Also, always weigh your salt and don't rely on volume measurements.
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Would like to get into pickling as I'm for all things briny and spiraling into total lameness. |
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Fido jars are the way to ferment pepper sauce. I have a 5 liter that I’ve dipped Red Savina pepper mash out of for two years. I use it as a base or it’s tasty straight.
Edit- I’ve never refrigerated the Fido jars. I do however refrigerate my other ferments after the cultures have sufficiently eaten the sugars.
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Just bought salsa from a lady at work who makes it. It’s fantastic!
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Fermented pico is ridiculous
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I've been experimenting more with asian pepper sauces recently. Gochujang, chili oil, red pepper relish, etc. |
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I'm pretty green when it comes to Asian sauces but like to make cauliflower fried rice nearly once a week, which was my motivation for experimenting with this sauce. |
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If you are doing rice I would go with some nori komi furikake and sesame oil. |
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Two week sauerkraut fermentation with this setup. All I can say is it works really well and the kraut tastes great! The only thing I'll do differently next time is to use the fine slicing blade on my food processor for more consistent texture of the cabbage. |
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