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This is a video transcript of a guide to lactic acid fermentation, a process that preserves food and creates sour and funky flavors. The video shows how to make sauerkraut, sriracha, kimchi and beet kvass using different vegetables, salt, spices and water. The video also explains the science, benefits and tips of fermentation.
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1. People are gaining interest in fermentation.
2. Refrigeration as a food preservation method is relatively new compared to fermentation.
3. Fermented foods are beneficial for gut health and digestion.
4. The resurgence of fermentation in diets is noticeable, especially in US culture.
5. Lactic acid bacteria, specifically lactobacillus, is present on all vegetables.
6. Lactic acid bacteria thrive in an anaerobic environment without air.
7. Salt is used in fermentation to suppress bad bacteria and promote lactic acid bacteria growth.
8. The ideal temperature range for lactic acid fermentation is 60 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
9. Sauerkraut is a basic lactic acid fermentation and can be used as a condiment.
10. The ratio for sauerkraut is 3 tablespoons of salt per 5 pounds of cabbage.
11. Sriracha hot sauce is special because the peppers are fermented, adding an extra layer of flavor.
12. Kimchi is traditionally made in fall in Korea and can be buried underground to ferment.
13. Napa cabbages are traditionally used for kimchi, but other vegetables like daikon are used in summer.
14. A salt brine of about 2% is a good ratio for fermenting various vegetables.
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