Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
My Grandfather always made sauerkraut in a giant 30 gallon crock. This is my homage to his memory. A small batch kraut made simply. Slice, Salt, Smash and wait.
Preserved lemons are the darlings of citrus season. They're the perfect counterpoint to a dreary winter's day, adding bright flavors to slow cooked dishes like beans & grains, braised meats, salads & sweets. And they're fabulous in a martini.
Think you've done everything you can with radishes? This quick, easy kimchi-inspired pickle will open your eyes. The hardest part is waiting 24 hours before eating. Via NYTimes.com
These long, brown, starchy-looking vegetable logs boil up beautifully in soup (pickled or raw) and it’s terrific in any kind of stir fried or boiled rice dish. As a pickle, it fully stands up on its own.
If you’re looking for a quick and easy fermented side dish, then give this sweet, tangy and spicy Napa cabbage salad a try. Once the Napa cabbage and carrots have fermented for a month, this recipe only takes a few minutes to prepare.
Preserved Lemons, the secret ingredient to many Middle Eastern dishes, are easily made at home in a brine of salt and lemon juice. Add in the optional spices for an extra kick.
