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Fermented garlic in forest honey

Fermented garlic in forest honey

Source: https://www.gefu.com/rcp_recipe/fermented-garlic-in-forest-honey

Ingredients

300 g Fresh garlic
500 g Forest honey

Preparation

  • Peel the garlic and grate it into thin slices using the RAFINO garlic grater/hobel.
  • Melt the honey in a double boiler.
  • Fill a fermentation jar with the garlic and pour the honey over it.
  • IMPORTANT: The garlic must be completely covered with honey.
  • Fill the garlic, including the honey, up to the maximum scale.
  • Then, place the glass weight using the fermentation tongs (work cleanly) and screw on the lid with the integrated valve.
  • Allow the garlic to ferment in a warm (18-23°C), dark place.
  • Once the fermentation is sufficient after a few weeks (approximately 3-4 weeks) based on taste, store it in a cool place at 6-8°C.
  • When stored in the refrigerator, the garlic is shelf-stable for several months. The ferment can also be pureed for better portioning when storing.


The garlic is excellent for strengthening the immune system or for use in marinades and seasoning.


The garlic may change color due to a chemical process. The result is copper sulfide, which can be identified by the "blue" discoloration. This does not affect the quality of the ferment.

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