Fermented foods are foods that have been through a process
of lactofermentation in which natural bacteria feed on the sugar and starch in the food creating lactic acid.
Fermented foods are foods that have been through a process
of lactofermentation in which natural bacteria feed on the sugar and starch in the food creating lactic acid.
Not exact matches
Filed Under: autioimmune, CGP, Dr. Natasha Campbell - McBride, fermented foods, Fodmap, GAPS, goat chesses, grass fed butter, grass fed meats, Gut health, health, keepthebeet.com, lacto - fermentation,
lactofermentation, Mickey Trecott, NTP, nutrition, organic, organic farms, Paleo, pastured meats, probiotic, raw milk, salad, seasonal fruits, Sonoma county, Stews and slow cooked grass fed meats, summer drinks, sustainable farms, trish Carty, Uncategorized, water kefir, whole foods, www.keepthebeet.com, www.optimalnutritionandwellness.com Tagged With: Autioimmune, certified organic, CGP Practitioners, dinner, Dr. Natasha Campbell - McBride, food, GAPS, gluten free, grain free, grass fed, Holistic Nutrition, lacto - fermentation, local, Nutrient Dense Foods, nutritional therapy association, nutritionists, paleo, pastured poultry, restaurants, Strands
Of My Life, Suzanne Perazzini, Trish Carty, www.keepthebeet.com, www.optimalnutritionadwellness.com
Filed Under: antioxidant foods, antioxidants, autioimmune, CGP, Chef, CHFS, digestion, Dr. Natasha Campbell - McBride, Farm To Fermentation Festival 2012, Fermentation, Fermentation Keep The Beet, fermented foods, GAPS, gluten free, Gut health, Hannah Crum, healing foods, health, keepthebeet.com, lacto - fermentation,
lactofermentation, Nourishing Traditions, NTP, nutrition, organic, organic farms, probiotic, probiotic foods, proper PH, Sonoma county, trish Carty, water kefir, www.keepthebeet.com, www.kombuchakamp.com Tagged With: Ancient methods
of Detoxing, certified organic, Chelation, Detoxification, dinner, Dry Brush, food, GAPS, gluten free, Holistic Nutrition, http://farmtofermentationfestival.com, lacto - fermentation, Medi Herb, Nutrient Dense Foods, nutritional therapy association, nutritionists, Sandor Katz, Standard Process, Trish Carty, www.keepthebeet.com
While, technically anything brined in salt stock for a predetermined amount
of time is considered «fermented» commercial food processors disliked the inconsistent nature
of true
lactofermentation.
Each
of these foods are representative
of a centuries — and in some cases thousands
of years — old practice
of preserving and caring for foods, called
lactofermentation.