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All Things CulturedWeekly zero waste fermentation recipes. One ingredient every week, broken down completely — peels, stems, leaves and all — turned into multiple ferments. Nothing wasted.
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What Else Could This Ingredient Become?
Most people think fermentation means sauerkraut.
Maybe sourdough. Maybe kombucha.
But there’s another world most home fermenters never step into — one where a humble culinary mould transforms ingredients so completely they become almost u...
Every Bit Counts! Third week of Brassica at The Fermentary.
Kolrabi and green apple, Japanese turnips misozuke
We’ve reached the final chapter of our three-week Brassicas journey.
Every Bit Counts! Brassica Fortnight at the Fermentary.
Wombok kimchi, red cabbage and fennel kraut, roasted cauliflower miso.
I wasn’t planning on extending our Brassicas series, but life had other ideas.
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I'm Katerina — fermentation chef, innovator & educator. Founder of Byron Fermentary, Byron Bay, Australia & All Things Cultured Online Fermentation School. Almost a decade turning what people throw away into gut-nourishing ferments.
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