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El. knyga: Fermenting Everything: How to Make Your Own Cultured Butter, Fermented Fish, Perfect Kimchi, and Beyond

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  • Formatas: 288 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Jun-2020
  • Leidėjas: Countryman Press Inc.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781682684702
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  • Formatas: 288 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Jun-2020
  • Leidėjas: Countryman Press Inc.
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781682684702
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Fermentation is the secret behind some of todays trendiest dishes and it can help build a healthier gut. With an ever-growing list of ways to ferment, author Andy Hamilton is here to help readersboth newcomers and lifelong fermenterskeep up with this age-old trick for fantastic flavour. Imparting valuable techniques and equipment expertise, Fermenting Everything provides an endless collection of innovative recipes: 





Creme Fraiche Sourdough Bread Coconut Chutney Rosehip and Horseradish Sauce

Fermenting Everything is a wonderful companion for those who want to get adventurous in the kitchen.
Introduction 13(2)
Chapter 1 What Were The First Fermented Foods?
15(22)
A Short History of Yeast
17(1)
A Very Short History of Fermented Beverages
18(1)
Health Benefits of Fermentation
19(4)
Fermentation Gear
23(6)
Fermentation Techniques
29(6)
Techniques for Fermented Drinks
35(2)
Chapter 2 Foraged And Fermented
37(42)
Elderflower Scented Burdock Stems
40(2)
Fizzy Dandelion Heads
42(2)
Wild Dandelion Spring-Chi
44(2)
Pink Peppercorn Wild Greens
46(2)
Wild Mustard Greens
48(2)
Fermented Pine Needle "Tea"
50(2)
Blackberry Leaf Tea
52(2)
Fermented Spiny Sow Thistle and Dandelion Stems with Turmeric and Celery
54(2)
Rosehip and Horseradish Sauce
56(2)
Spring Flower Tang
58(2)
Cultured Magnolia Buds
60(2)
Pickled Pine Buds
62(2)
Pickled Ribes (Currant) Blossoms
64(2)
Fermented Stinging Nettle Paste
66(2)
Ramp and Wild Mustard Seed Mustard
68(2)
Alcoholic Elderflower "Champagne"
70(3)
Elderberry Wine
73(3)
Not-So-Alcoholic Wild Yeast Elderflower "Champagne"
76(3)
Chapter 3 Condiments And Appetizers
79(34)
Fermented Ketchup
80(4)
Fermented Horseradish Sauce
84(1)
Cultured Mustard
85(1)
Persimmon Vinegar
86(2)
Pico de Gallo
88(2)
Fermented Pepper Hummus
90(2)
Easy Apple Cider Vinegar
92(2)
Easy Plum Vinegar
94(2)
Fermented Mayonnaise
96(2)
Fermented Aioli
98(2)
Coconut Chutney
100(2)
Hot Chili Sauce
102(2)
Sriracha Sauce
104(1)
Kombucha
105(2)
Small-Batch Kombucha
107(6)
Chapter 4 Vegetables
113(48)
Kimchi
116(2)
Pickled Parsnip Medley
118(2)
Fermented Eggplant
120(2)
Brined Garlic
122(1)
Pickled Onions
123(1)
Turmeric and Celery
124(2)
Lacto-Fermented Green Beans
126(2)
Ukrainian Fermented Tomatoes
128(2)
Potato Cheese
130(2)
Fermented Dilly "Cukes"
132(2)
Crunchy Carrots
134(2)
Sauerkraut
136(2)
Pickled Squash/Pumpkin
138(2)
Broccoli Stems
140(2)
Fermented Swiss Chard Stems
142(2)
Fermented Vine Leaves
144(2)
Sauerruben
146(2)
Fermented Carolina-Style Coleslaw
148(2)
Passilli Chili Daikon
150(2)
Beet Kvass
152(2)
Ginger Beer
154(3)
Turmeric and Cardamom "Beer"
157(4)
Chapter 5 Breads, Grains, And Pulses
161(36)
Fermented Mung Bean Pancakes
162(2)
Komugizuke
164(5)
Sourdough Starter and Bread
169(5)
Sourdough Pizza Base
174(2)
Akamu/Pap/Ogi from Popcorn Kernels
176(3)
Rice Flour Idlis
179(3)
Rice Flour Dosas
182(2)
Boza
184(2)
Kvass
186(4)
A Simple Beer from Malt Extract
190(2)
A Simple All-Grain Beer
192(3)
Bay, Rosemary, and Thyme Ale
195(2)
Chapter 6 Fish, Meat, And Eggs
197(12)
Pickled Eggs
19(181)
Pickled Kvass Eggs
200(1)
Corned Beef
201(2)
Gravlax
203(3)
Fermented Fish Sauce
206(3)
Chapter 7 Fruit
209(36)
Fermented Apples
211(1)
Fermenting the Fall Fruit Salad
212(1)
Fermented Pomegranate Seeds
213(1)
Nabak-Kimchi
214(2)
Preserved Lemons
216(2)
3-2-1 Citrus Marmalade
218(2)
Preserved Limes
220(2)
Fermented Cranberries
222(2)
Fermented Blueberries
224(2)
Fermented Morello Cherries
226(2)
Fermented Spruce Tip Rhubarb
228(2)
Lacto-Lemonade
230(2)
Lacto-Fermented Orange Juice
232(2)
Fermented Plum and Fig Brandy
234(2)
Tepache
236(2)
Cider
238(3)
Plum Wine
241(4)
Chapter 8 Dairy
245(20)
Creme Fraiche
247(1)
Fresh Curd Cheese
248(2)
Fromage Blanc
250(2)
Quark
252(2)
Kefir
254(2)
Fermented Butter
256(2)
Long Viili
258(2)
Yogurt
260(2)
Greek Yogurt
262(3)
Chapter 9 Desserts
265(6)
Sweet Potato Poi
266(2)
Fermented Cashew Nut "Cheese" Cake
268(3)
Chapter 10 Problem Solving, Further Reading, And Resources
271(8)
Fermented Foods: Are They Safe to Eat?
272(1)
Yeast Infections
272(1)
Black Liquid
273(1)
Problem Solving: Alcoholic Drinks
273(2)
Further Reading
275(1)
Web Resources
276(3)
Acknowledgments 279(1)
Index 280
Andy Hamilton is a lifelong fermenter whose work appears in the Telegraph, BBC Countryfile magazine, and many others. He can be found online at @andyrhamilton and theotherandyhamilton.com. He lives in Bristol, England, with his family.