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| | | | | | | | Sauerkraut With Caraway Seeds | Elevate your sauerkraut game with this vibrant version featuring caraway seeds. Their distinctive citrusy and peppery notes provide an exciting twist on the classic fermented cabbage dish.
The process is simple but requires patience: just a couple tablespoons of the seeds get tossed with shredded cabbage and salt, then packed into jars for fermentation. It's important to note that this fermentation process takes at least a month, during which beneficial probiotics are produced.
The resulting sauerkraut, after its month-long fermentation, is not only deliciously tangy with a bright caraway aroma, but it's also a great source of gut-friendly probiotics. These may improve mood and bowel function, along with providing nutrients like vitamins C and K. | | Get Full Recipe Here |
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