Articles: Fermenting
Delightfully Fizzy Honeysuckle Cordial
Oh, honeysuckle…how we love thee. If only there was a way to capture the sweet essence of this plant so…
Read MoreEinkorn Bread: A Simple, No-Knead Recipe
Want to enjoy bread without worrying about gluten? With Einkorn bread, a light bread with the lowest glycemic index, you…
Read MoreGinger Carrots for a Healthy Gut
Looking for something to munch on that’s both tasty and good for you? These ginger carrots are a healthy snack…
Read MoreGifts They’ll Crave: 10 Books for Every Foodie on Your List
Struggling to find the perfect gift for the foodie in your life? Our wide range of food and drink books…
Read MoreThanksgiving Takes an Adventurous Twist with This Foraged and Fermented Menu
From gathering items from the woods to fermenting your own bubbly, there’s something about working for your supper that makes…
Read MoreBring on the Seasonal Brews: Drinks to Pair With Thanksgiving Dinner
Looking for a refreshing drink to pair with Thanksgiving dinner? From cider to sangria to pine soda, one of these seasonal…
Read MoreMake Rice Koji in 12 Easy Steps
Looking for a new cooking project? Try your hand at rice koji! Follow these steps by two renowned chefs to make…
Read More8 Steps to Fermented Hot Sauce With Wild Greens
Hot sauce fans, this one’s for you! This easy recipe for fermented hot sauce with wild greens is sure to…
Read MoreLacto-Fermenting: A Faster Way to Ferment Vegetables
Looking for a faster way to ferment your vegetables? Lacto-fermenting, a fermentation method widely used in Japan, involves a special glass…
Read MoreRaw Fermentation: How to Make Apple Scraps Vinegar
The vinegar used in a dish can make or break the flavor altogether. With this simple raw fermentation recipe for…
Read MoreHomemade Dandelion Beer
You can forget about waiting for your wine to ferment, because we have a recipe for dandelion beer that will…
Read MoreIn Search of Wild Yeast: Using Foraged Yeast to Create Your Own Brews
Since the dawn of humanity, people have enjoyed a deep relationship with yeasts. You may not realize it, but yeast spores…
Read MoreFermenting Apples for Cider
Fermenting apples is a key component of the cider making process. Along with all of the different strategies that go…
Read More4 Ways to Preserve Your Green Bean Bounty
Harvest season is finally here! If you’re anything like us, you’ve got green beans up the wazoo around this time…
Read MoreHomemade Kvass: Ancient Fermentation
Looking to add another recipe to your fermenting repertoire? Try your hand at Kvass. Bonus: it is the perfect entry-level…
Read MoreRelax and Refresh with Country Elderberry Wine
There’s really nothing better than sitting down after a long day with a glass of wine and the sun setting…
Read MoreSourdough: Starting One and Maintaining It
Sourdough is a simple wild ferment made from nothing but flour and water. You can start a batch today, use…
Read MoreSweet Fermentation: Strawberry Kvass
Fresh fruit is a great source of nutrients and flavor, especially when it’s berry season–specifically strawberry season. Take this sweet…
Read MoreMake Your Own Kombucha: The Tea Beast Lives
Kombucha. The tea beast. The new and trendy health drink. The combination black tea and bacteria ball that is known…
Read MoreTips for the Square-Inch Gardener: Vertical Gardening
Do you dream of having your own garden but live in a city or an area with not enough space?…
Read MoreBe Good to Your Gut: Nourishing Food for Better Health
What do illnesses like autism, ADHD, asthma, celiac disease, allergies, and depression have in common? Simple: They can all be…
Read MoreTo Hop or Not to Hop?
For you IPA-loving readers, you may be asking yourself if there is any legitimacy to our query: The answer, of…
Read MoreBrewing California Sagebrush Beer: The Foraging Brewer
Hyperlocal brewing, making concoctions only out of the ingredients available in your immediate environment, is a fun way to become…
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