- TM 31
Ingredients
Vegetable Mix
- 500 gram Organic white or red cabbage, cut into small sections
- 300 gram organic carrots, washed, not peeled cut into 4
- 150 gram Organic Beetroot, peeled cut into chunks
- 50 gram Organic raddish, not peeled, cut in chunks
- 3 cm ginger
- 1 tbsp Pink Himalayan Salt, fine
Accessories you need
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Spatula TM5/TM6
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Place the Cabbage into the TMX bowl and chop SP5 for 10 seconds, set aside into a large mixing bowl. You may want to stir with the spatula for even consistency
Place Carrot, Beetroot & raddish into the TMX bowl, chop SP5 for 5 seconds, add to the large mixing bowl with the cabbage
Place ginger into the TMX bowl and chop SP7 for 3 seconds, add to the large mixing bowl.
Sprinkle the salt over the veggies and then massage the salt into the vegetables (with clean hands) by lifting and squeezing the veggies for 5 minutes until the juices of the veggies start to release.
Get out a 2L Fido jar or Pickle-it jar and transfer the contents of the mixing bowl into the jar, use your fist to compact the veggies tightly into the jar. When the jar is full nearly to the very top, use your fist or a mortle to again compact the veggies into the jar and under the brine of juice they have created. If you don't have a good 3 cm of juice at the top, add a little filtered water. Next use a section of cabbage leaf to cover the veggies and push down until it is submerged by the brine.
Close the lid of the Fido jar and leave out on your bench top for 5 days. Do not open the jar. It will form bubbles that are visible in the jar as it ferments. After 5 days you can transfer into the fridge. Always use a clean spoon when taking the veggies out of the jar to serve, this is now a "live food".
Preparing the Vegetables
Tip
You will need a large 1.5-3 Liter Fido Jar or Pickle-it Jar
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Fermented foods have a nice sour "pickled" flavour. They greatly enhance digestibility of meat dishes. One scoop on the side of your main provides a lot of helpful probiotics.
The title "soldier veggies" is what I called this dish as I explained to my 4 year old that this food when eaten provides good "soldiers" into his tummy to fight off the bad bactieria that may be hiding in his gut.
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Comments
Great recipe, thanks for the clear instructions. How long will the fermented vegies keep in the fridge?
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