Yes, so easy and so good. I found that the quality of the milk used massively affects the end result, mostly in reduction of bitterness. I use pasteurised milk, I'm lucky to live next to cheesemaker / shop that has excellent milk from nearby alpine pastures.
Making your own yogurt the old-fashioned way is also ridiculously easy.
Today, I was looking out for a Bio-Kefir with explicit "living cultures" in grocery store, which should theoretical also work as a starter-culture for selfmade Kefir. And I found one, with "7 active, living cultures"!
So let's see, which result we will get, tomorrow. I'm curious about it!
I mean, If it works, the bottle Bio-Kefir Drink costs 1,39 €. The Reformhaus Kefir Ferment costs 6,99 €.
Kefir is like having a drinkable plant and need daily maintenance. Which is why I stopped.
A NJ guy I had to find a website that sold the grains and order it. Also a collective to purchase raw milk. My favorite is sheep’s milk as it is smooth and sweeter, tied between Buffalo / Jersey cows, last is goat which is gamey.
Helped heal some stomach issues years back.
Fermentation is pretty easy. Actually will make some beet Kvass today. For that probiotic goodness
If sauerkraut isn’t too your taste I suggest Curtido.
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