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- Author
- Equipo Cocinoa
- Preparation time
- 50 min
- Servings
- 12
Long-process recipe
About 3 weeks from start to finish
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Preserve safety
- Fermentation: keep everything under the brine. White film can be skimmed off; if coloured or fuzzy mould or a bad smell appears, discard the batch.
- Throw away jars that bulge, leak or spurt when opened. Botulism does not change smell, colour or taste: always follow a tested recipe and keep a preserve in the fridge once opened.
General guidance, not a substitute for a tested recipe. Sources: AESAN · NCHFP (USDA)
Summary
Pot fermented only with salt: acid, crunchy and full of life. It needs three weeks and almost no work.
Ingredients
- 20 g Salt (el 2 % del peso de la col, sin yodo)
- 1 kg White cabbage
- 1 teaspoon Caraway (opcional)
Instructions
Remove the outer leaves and keep an entire. Cut the cabbage into fine strips and paste it to adjust the salt (20 g per kilo).
20 min
Mix the cabbage with salt and caravan and amass it with your hands for a few minutes, until you release enough juice.
15 min
Squeeze the cabbage in a clean jar until its own juice covers it. Put on the whole leaf and a weight.
15 min
Fermented at 18-22 ° C, far from the sun. The first few days press the cabbage to keep it submerged and let the gas out.
3 weeks
Try it: when it is acid to your taste, close the jar and keep it in the refrigerator.
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