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The Art of Fermentation: New York Times Bestseller

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All yeast based ferments (kombucha, kefir, bread) make some alcohol. Yeast converts sugar into alcohol and CO2. However, unless you’re using high alcohol strains (specific for wine and beer) it won’t get above 0.5%. Hi, I put my oats with water and yoghurt culture to yoghurt maker at 42C for 12 hours. Eat next day. Anyone tried to do the same? Sandor Ellix Katz, Fermentation Revivalist and Author of the Art of Fermentation and Wild Fermentation

a b "On the Hunt for Wild Yeast: Chatting with home fermentation expert Sandor Ellix Katz". CHOW Magazine. 18 March 2009 . Retrieved 14 September 2015. Full Book Name: The Art of Fermentation: An in-Depth Exploration of Essential Concepts and Processes from Around the World

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Fruit Sauce and Jam: Try a spoonful of fermented berry sauce with a sprinkling of hemp hearts and cinnamon or a dollop of fruit and chia seed jam. Love this book! The subject of fermentation brings out my inner nerd, and this book feeds that impulse! When I got it, I literally sat down and started reading it cover-to-cover, as if it were a novel rather than a cookbook. This is not a book of recipes. Rather, it's a book about the methodologies and practices and principles of fermentation. I definitely appreciate the references to how fermentation is practiced around the world in obscure cultures. As a librarian and nerd, I also appreciate how he cites his sources constantly, so that I am able to do further reading if so desired. By far, my favorite thing is that this book enables me to go and experiment with the plethora of suggestions he provides. Again, this is NOT a book for people who like to follow recipes step-by-step. Rather, it's for the experimental cook/diy-er, who invariably modifies every recipe she uses. Phenolic compounds also can be present in non-dairy yogurt, depending on the type of plant-derived ingredients used. For example, high total phenols content was found in quinoa YL products (from 4 to 10 mmol/kg) [ 33], while relatively lower concentrations were observed when brown rice, oat flakes, and cereal–legume blends were used [ 13, 14, 27, 34]. From the introduction: 'Fermentation can be a centerpiece of economic revival. Relocalizing food means aRice is the most important crop in Asia, where it represents the most economic source of energy and protein. It is largely employed as YL ingredient thanks to its neutral taste and to the good aptitude to form a viscous gel after thermal treatment. However, it is mostly consumed as white rice while brown rice is nutritionally more complete providing also functional compounds (e.g., γ-oryzanol, γ-aminoburyric acid (GABA), and ferulic acid) which are mainly contained in germ and bran fractions [ 58]. The physicochemical and sensory properties of commercially available PBYL made from soy, coconut, cashew, almond, and hemp have been compared to a benchmark dairy yogurt [ 41]. Overall, the water holding capacity (WHC) and apparent viscosity of the dairy yogurt were lower than those of the PBYL (75.7% ± 0.68% and 0.24 Pa·s in yogurt vs. 82.8% ± 0.92%−99.3% ± 0.50% and 0.29–0.75 Pa·s, in PBYL). No correlation between protein contents of PBYL (ranging from 0.60 to 4.60 g/100g) and textural properties of products was observed while the presence of agar or hydrocolloids in formulation significantly affected their rheology. All the optimized PBYL formulations were characterized by higher values of all the parameters considered compared to dairy yogurt, confirming that due to their gelling properties, hydrocolloids, whether naturally contained in raw ingredients or added as additives, can substitute the protein network of yogurt [ 68]. I put the leftovers of my oat milk making in a jar and they’ve gone all bubbly like a sourdough starter and smell pretty fermented. He’s well aware that it would have been easier and probably more remunerative to return with a fresh batch of kraut and bread recipes. “Not every reader of my earlier books is going to find this accessible or interesting,” he says. “On the other hand, it’s a short, fast-paced read. A lot of people who can get excited about something beyond recipes and ‘how-to’ will find it interesting and provocative.”

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