6 Fermented Foods That You Should Add to Your Diet
Fermented food products, of course, go far beyond these faddish "rediscoveries". Nutritionists now agree that the bacteria in it improve gut activity.
Magical Benefits of Fermented Foods Like Yogurt, Idli or Dhokla
Fermentation preserves food because the organisms that are being cultivated, do not allow the growth of other bacteria that would otherwise spoil the food.
Bring On The Funk: Nothing Spoils A Fermented Life
Fermented foods are part of Hayley's daily routine. She drinks a couple of glasses of homemade kombucha - a bacteria-laced apple cider vinegar - as a snack.
Move Over Kombucha and Miso: Make Way for Kefir, The Fermented Milk
It is best advised to create kefir at home. Unpasteurized or pasteurized nonhomogenised milk would be your best bet.
Higher Consumption Of Fermented Soy Products Linked To Lower Mortality Risk, Says Study
A latest study says that people who have a relatively higher intake of fermented soy products are at a reduced risk of dying from various causes.
Superfood Alert: Koji, the Edible Fungus and its Fermented Foods
Koji is a naturally occurring culture used most extensively in Japan to ferment rice and soya and make popular foods like soy sauce, miso, sake, mirin, rice vinegar and vegetable pickles.
What Makes Kimchi, The Signature Dish Of Korea, So Unique? Study Finds Out
The group of researchers involved observed the characteristics of the fermentation process in the vegetable dish, which is fermented by lactic acid bacteria drawn from raw ingredients, such as kimchi cabbage, garlic, ginger, and red ...
Kimchi: Why Everyone is Going Crazy for Fiery Fermented Foods
From kimchi to kombucha, fermented and pickled foods are popping up on menus everywhere.
International Beer Day 2017: This is How Your Favourite Beer is Made!
Beer has a special place in our hearts; after all it has been our chilled companion at parties, while catching up with friends or even when we just wanted to be alone watching a game ...
The Art of Fermentation: Indian Cuisines' Much-Loved Fermented Foods
This simple technique is used to create some of the most spectacular dishes of all times by enhancing flavours, aromas and textures.
