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Any folks into food preservation? (Canning, Fermentation, Making forms of refrigeration)

Was hoping to find a fermentation, jamming, refrigeration, or canning subspace, but couldn't (sorry if I missed something).

Anyone interested in the art of food preservation? If so, what things do yall do?

I ferment a lot of sauerkraut (2-3 week ferment) and frequently make a tasty fast ferment salsa (24-48 hours), although I also have experimented with veggies friends near me have given me, including cucumbers, cauliflower, cucumbers, and radishes.

It's sometimes hit or miss on the type of vegetable. My sauerkraut and salsa have been incredibly consistent and tasty, so they tend to take up the most amount of mason jars at any time.

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Jun 28 · 2 months ago · 👍 stack, mimas2AC

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🍀 gritty · Jun 28 at 10:27:

I've wanted to try canning but never invested the time or money. still interests me though

📡 Queen_City_Nerd · Jun 28 at 10:51:

Yeah, I"ve made saurkraut for some time here and my own yogurt. The most recent was a ginger bug experiment and while it worked I think I like making kvas better just using the comercial yeast to in bottle carbonate the drink. But it is a fun thing to play with for sure.

🚀 mimas2AC · Jun 28 at 14:16:

I use mother of vinegar to make my own vinegar. I buy the mother of vinegar solution or I use organic, unfiltered vinegar to start the fermentation process. For example with red wine. And whenever there's any wine left over in the evening, I turn it into delicious vinegar.

📡 Queen_City_Nerd · Jun 28 at 16:13:

@ mimas2AC I've considered that. I've got an old pair of well overgrown apple trees fro the 1930's out back. I just lack the ability to process the apples down to juice to make cider. Something I found unique with the yogurt was that I could keep cloning it but a copy of a copy of a copy of a copy and things started to go wrong and I would lose the texture. I think I probably was losing diversity over time? Back then I had chickens, so when batch of anything went off they got it... you can give the chickens a poor batch of kraut, but oy does the coop smell...

🚀 stack · Jun 28 at 18:49:

I enjoy a shot of beet kvass brewed by my partner every morning.