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Recipes

Living food

Ferments and the everyday plates to eat them with.

Fermenting sounds like a project and isn’t. Most of what follows is a jar, some salt and a week of leaving it alone. It costs almost nothing and it’s the single easiest change we know of that your gut will actually notice.

Jars of ferments on a windowsill
Jars of ferments on a windowsill
I

Cultures

Yoghurt, labneh, kefir, crème fraîche, cultured butter

II

Vegetable ferments

Kimchi, sauerkraut, turşu, paocai, gundruk, cracked olives

III

Sharp & quick

Vinegar pickles ready in days — pikliz, đồ chua, escovitch

IV

Heat & paste

Harissa, shatta, amba, doubanjiang, Louisiana pepper sauce

V

Living drinks

Kombucha, ginger bug, water kefir, kanji

VI

Sourdough & grains

Starter, seeded rye, injera, ting

VII

Everyday nourishment

The plates that use all of the above

All seventy-four are written up properly — quantities, timings, what it should smell like, and what to do when it doesn’t — in the book.

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