Raspberry!I haven't had a chance to make any wine yet, any recommendations on a good starter wine?
Raspberry!I haven't had a chance to make any wine yet, any recommendations on a good starter wine?
Pretty good, just turking and anxiously waiting to bottle my new stout. How was your vacation?Been on vacation.How are you guys?
If you ever start it back up, we could use some kombucha brewing representation in here!I used to brew Kombucha! But I am too busy to brew anything right now. My brew kit stares at me from atop the cabinets...
It was pretty dope. I started a Pineapple wine night before last.Pretty good, just turking and anxiously waiting to bottle my new stout. How was your vacation?
My wife makes kimchi from time to time, that's always delicious. What kinds of things do you make?Awesome projects
Any brewers in here also ferment food? Like, it's a different process, I know, but still fun and useful
Kimchi is on my list to try, I dunno why I'm so afraid of it lmao.My wife makes kimchi from time to time, that's always delicious. What kinds of things do you make?
Wouldn't be a bad idea to rebrand this from MTC Brewer's Club to MTC Fermentatorium! More pics of delicious things is always better.
Interesting, I'd never heard of Moroccan salted lemons. That's a pretty cool thing to have around.Kimchi is on my list to try, I dunno why I'm so afraid of it lmao.
Saurerkraut, and sometimes just some refrigerated lacto-fermented veggies when I have some that need to be used up, like carrots and such are delicious, and I make preserved lemons when my tree is in season. (Morrocan Salted Lemons) I used to have a sourdough starter regularly, but my brain has made it hard to keep up with. So that's a goal again- to someday have that going.
On our list this summer the middle kid and I want to make a few hot pepper sauces. (Like homemade sriracha, but we want to experiment.)
I haven't tried much. I make pickles from the cukes in my garden. I also make fermented pepper hot sauce.Awesome projects
Any brewers in here also ferment food? Like, it's a different process, I know, but still fun and useful
The first time I made them, I made like 6 tiny jars. I was like "oh, let's see if we like them"... Now I make like 12 (or what I can) quarts to get us through the year. It's really nice to have some bright lemon flavor when autumn hits and into pre-citrus-time winter.Interesting, I'd never heard of Moroccan salted lemons. That's a pretty cool thing to have around.
And I'd love to follow the hot sauce adventures!
Oohhh badass. That looks so good!Just put it into bottles. It came it at 8.2% ABV, not quite as high as I wanted (not ready for a bourbon barrel at least), but that just means my process needs tweaking. For a flat, room temperature and yeast heavy beer it was good, should be solid after some aging.