Why My Ferment Smells Bad
Fermenting Basics, Tips & TroubleshootingEvery beginner hits this wall. You open a jar, the smell smacks you in the face, and suddenly you are […]
Why My Ferment Smells Bad Read Post »
Every beginner hits this wall. You open a jar, the smell smacks you in the face, and suddenly you are […]
Why My Ferment Smells Bad Read Post »
If your ferment is not bubbling, it does not mean it is dead. Most vegetable ferments stay quiet, even when they are working. Learn why jars show no activity, how to tell if a batch is truly gone bad, and when to start worrying.
Ferment Not Bubbling: Is It Dead? What It Really Means Read Post »
Not sure what a healthy ferment should smell like? Here’s the clear answer. Learn which sour or funky smells are normal, which odors mean spoilage, and how to prevent bad smells in the first place.
What a Normal Ferment Should Smell Like Read Post »
Learn when and how to burp your ferments the right way. Find out which jars actually need burping, how to do it safely, and how to avoid burping completely with the right lids and tools.
When and How to Burp Your Ferments Read Post »
Are all pickles fermented? Most people assume all pickles are fermented, but that has never been true. Today, the vast
Are All Pickles Fermented? Read Post »
Learn why ferment brine turns cloudy, when it’s harmless, and when it means trouble. Clear signs, simple prevention, and the old school rules that keep jars safe.
Why Ferments Turn Cloudy Read Post »
Learn how to make fermented garlic the old school way using a simple salt brine. This guide covers the right salt ratio, safety basics, and how to store and use fermented garlic for months.
Fermented Garlic: The Simple Old School Method Read Post »
Learn when to use dry salting or a wet brine, the right salt ratios, and which vegetables work best for each method.
Dry Brine vs Wet Brine for Fermenting Vegetables: Which One Should You Use? Read Post »
Learn seven old world fermented remedies that support immunity through the cold and flu season. Garlic honey, fire cider, ginger honey, fermented lemons, kvass, carrot sticks, and kraut explained with usage and simple steps.
7 Fermented Remedies to Make Now for Cold and Flu Season Read Post »
People ask this constantly, and most of the answers online are half right. So—can you ferment in plastic? Yes, but
Can You Ferment in Plastic? The Real Answer! Read Post »