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Fermented Kraut, Carrot and kooks

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WstTxSmokes

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Made a batch of kraut, and trying my first batch of half sours and some carrots. I’ll let the kraut go for 30 days and plan on checking the pickles in around 6 days (This is what I read for a general
Time length. I’ll let you know how the pickles and carrots taste, already know the kraut will be tasty!
 

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Made a batch of kraut, and trying my first batch of half sours and some carrots. I’ll let the kraut go for 30 days and plan on checking the pickles in around 6 days (This is what I read for a general
Time length. I’ll let you know how the pickles and carrots taste, already know the kraut will be tasty!
@WstTxSmokes, what are "half sours?"
 
I’ve got a batch of whole cabbage I fermented for cabbage rolls/sarmale. Last year that’s been in the fridge vac seal bags I’m about to use for the cabbage rolls. If you’ve never had Romanian cabbage rolls they are fantastic.
 
I’ve got a batch of whole cabbage I fermented for cabbage rolls/sarmale. Last year that’s been in the fridge vac seal bags I’m about to use for the cabbage rolls. If you’ve never had Romanian cabbage rolls they are fantastic.
I don't believe I have. But, I would like to know more.
 
I need to do a batch of kraut soon, it's been awhile.
Me too. Food Lion has cabbage "on sale" this week for 49¢/lb. Not the deal from just a couple of years ago when cabbage was regularly 19¢/lb. or 29¢/lb., but plenty cheap enough...
 
Update on the fermented veggies. Still haven't tried the carrots or kraut as I'm letting those go a full 30 days. The pickles are awesome. They taste similar to a Bubbies dill, but with more heat. My kids love them and the brine.
 
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