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RE: Traditional Korean Kimchi: Gourmet Medicinal Cooking Collective Week 3: Probiotics & Gut Health!

in #ecotrain6 years ago

FOR TSE: Is this actually something a reasonable person would eat ... or is it an "acquired taste?" (I'm sorry, but this just sounds disgusting. I'm glad you like it though.)

Leave it for 2 days outside the refrigerator to ferment ... then mash out the bubbles. (OMG!!) I salute your fortitude.

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where are the quotes coming from? yes many people i know eat this, its become quite a fad not only amongst koreans (and myself).
your comments looks like one i left last night on someone elses post. hah.
of a person does not want a bad batch of fermented cabbage it’s what is needed. many people do this type of work like @jackdub and @kennyskitchen. they’re food is amazing. there are many types of fermenting going on as you may know since after growing fresh food and harvest is canning season. i’m learning quite a bit from jack, kenny and @rawutah. they’re my faves.

I know. People eat this stuff. People also eat scorpions on a stick.

oh, you havent tried that yet? theyre yummy bwahahahah :p

:p ---> backatcha.

Seriously, though. I'm glad you enjoy this stuff. And I'm glad you posted a recipe and process others can use. To my astonishment, some actually seem interested in this crap healthy and invigorating delicacy. But the two people I know personally in the real world who have tried it both say they'll never do that again. I've lived this long by learning from other people's mistakes experience.

told ya its a hot item and yes literally hot so if someone cant handle spicy food and/or they make it improperly it doesnt taste good. great for the gut! :)