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Spicy Fermented Fennel Recipe (with Video)

Egg-free, Dairy-free, Vegan
joeycooksfoods
By
joeycooksfoods

Discover our Spicy Fermented Fennel Recipe, a International recipe perfect as a main course recipe. Download the Flavrs app for 1000+ free food videos and recipes!

Serving size
3

Prep 10min | Cook 1min

Ingredients

Fennel Pickle
- 750 grams Fennel, white parts sliced thin
- 20 grams Garlic, peeled and smashed
- 2 grams Coriander seeds, whole
- 7 grams gochugaru
- 620 grams water
- 1 Bay leaf
- 42 grams Salt, 3% by weight
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Directions

Preparation of Fermentation Vessel
1. Place your fermentation vessel on a kitchen scale and zero out the weight.
2. Combine fennel, garlic, coriander seeds, gochugaru and bay leaves into your fermentation vessel.
3. Fill the vessel with water, covering all of the ingredients.
4. Leave 1-2 inches of space at the top for the fermentation weight if using, and also for the pressure build up.
Adding Salt and Sealing the Vessel
1. Add 3% salt by weight. Meaning, if the weight of all of the ingredients in step 2 is 1400 grams, you would add 42 grams of salt to the vessel.
2. Close the vessel and move it around to dissolve all of the salt.
3. Once dissolved, open the vessel and use a fermentation weight or even just a piece of paper towel over the surface of the mixture to ensure that everything is submerged in liquid before sealing.
Placement and Fermentation
1. Place the vessel in a darker area out of any direct sunlight and allow 3-5 days to ferment.
2. Make sure to check on it at least once per day (ideally twice) to relieve any pressure build up (if not using a pressure airlock).
3. This pressure build up also indicates that fermentation is fully taking place.

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