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Fair Share Farm News: June 2015
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Fair Share Farm News. The on-going happenings at Fair Share Farm. Tuesday, June 30, 2015. In the Share - Week 8. GARLIC F/P The first of the garlic bulbs, fresh from the field. BEETS OR TURNIPS F/P The share is root-heavy while we wait for our fruits to come on. GREENS CHOICE P Swiss chard, kale or cabbage. LETTUCE OR TOMATOES F We will be making this horrible choice for you and will try our best to get everyone tomatoes just as fast as we can. HERBS F/P Genovese basil, lemon basil or summer savory.
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Interview with Tara Whitsitt. — SPROUT
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February 10, 2016. Tara Whitsitt is the founder of Fermentation on Wheels. A grassroots organisation in the US that provides free food education and inspires people through workshops, literature, and visual arts projects that raise awareness about food sustainability alongside teaching fermentation. The community organises potlucks and teaches fermentation in a school bus that has been converted into a creative kitchen and workshop space. These events also serve as a way to bridge communities and...I’m s...
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“Life is a Potluck” |
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8220;Life is a Potluck”. June 15, 2015. Tara Whitsitt, of Fermentation on Wheels. Made a pit stop in Kansas City and even though it’s been a few weeks I’ve still got fermentation on my mind! The Fermentation on Wheels workshop in Kansas City was organized by the Kansas City Food Circle. And hosted by BadSeed. In the crossroads. (BadSeed is an urban farmers market store front open every friday. If you haven’t already been it’s worth checking out! She’s doing in a BIG WAY! Stop by Tara’s site. Page and sho...
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About | Mainely Fermenting
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This site was created in December of 2013 by Jeremy Bloom, Internet Farmer. This site is to share thoughts and knowledge on Fermentation as they are learned and explored in my personal adventures. These stories and instructions can help anyone make their own fermented foods. Friends of Jeremy’s will hopefully contribute and hopefully provide an array of information. This site will greatly expand over time. If you have ideas on what you would like to learn about, please contact me. How To Make Kombucha.
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jeremy | Mainely Fermenting
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All posts by jeremy. Jeremy is the creator of this site and loves fermentation! July 29, 2015. Raw milk provides so many things… cheeses, whey, yogurt… it’s amazing. With pasteurized milk, you can’t do that. It’s milk, that’s it. Today we demystify something I could not when I began fermenting…. let milk sit out for days and then use it! Continue reading Clabbered Milk. How To Use A Hydrometer – Determine Alcohol Content. June 1, 2015. November 28, 2014. And now for my next post… finally…. How To Make Ko...
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Lisa Living Well: July 2015
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Friday, July 31, 2015. I've neglected blogging about our summer garden until now. As in past years, we have a container garden on our patio and we keep paring down what we plant each year. We've got some orange cherry tomatoes. I've been picking about six at a time and they go straight into my salad for lunch. We just picked that red Roma tomato today too! I see some bruschetta in our future. Did you plant a garden this year? Links to this post. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Vegan beauty: Pacifica products.
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Tools | Mainely Fermenting
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How To Use A Hydrometer – Determine Alcohol Content. June 1, 2015. I thought this was a great, simple yet intelligent video on how to use a hydrometer to learn the alcohol content of your brews. Get one of these hydrometers at your local home brew store or online, take a reading at the beginning when you make your recipe, and the end when you bottle it, and you’ll know the alcohol content. Fementing education, stories and products from Maine and beyond. How To Make Kombucha. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Kombucha Adventures! | Urban Hermits
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Warm Up and Cleanse Yourself with Delicious Tom Yum Hed! Tennessee Enacts Animal Abuse Registry…But Now What? June 5, 2015. We apologize for the posting haitus, but are happy to be back! Today, I am going to discuss a product that has gained a lot of attention in recent years: Kombucha. What’s so great about all this? Although I purchased mine from a Fermentation on Wheels. A traveling food educator. After purchasing my SCOBY from Fermentation on Wheels! Don’t put in the sunlight! When your tea is where ...
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How To Make Kombucha | Mainely Fermenting
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How To Make Kombucha. December 20, 2013. How to make Kombucha, a fermented tea, with this SCOBY(Symbiotic Community Of Bacteria and Yeast)…. 1-22-13 PlantingSeeds Kombucha.mp4. Click to see the recipe! 1 Boil water and make a strong tea of black or green tea. 2 Add sugar with a ratio of 1-16 (ex. 1 cup/gallon) and stir to desolve. 4 Add SCOBY and the liquid(the starter). 5 Cover with towel, or paper towel, and seal with a rubber band. 8 Remove SCOBY and filter the Kombucha with cheese clothe and a sieve.
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lekorany | Urban Hermits
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June 5, 2015. We apologize for the posting haitus, but are happy to be back! Today, I am going to discuss a product that has gained a lot of attention in recent years: Kombucha. An interesting characteristic of the SCOBY is that it will produce a baby colony if it is given sweetened tea. In essence, for each batch you will have another SCOBY. (This is why the SCOBY is sometimes referred to as the “mother”) You can share them with loved ones and friends. What’s so great about all this? The “mothers&...
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