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Lacto-Fermented Radishes

Cultural Context

Lacto-fermentation has roots in various cultures worldwide, preserving vegetables while enhancing their flavors. In many Asian cuisines, pickled radishes are a staple, enjoyed for their crunch and tang. Today, fermented foods have gained popularity for their potential health benefits and unique tastes, making them a trendy addition to modern diets.

FermentedXXother
15 min
medium
4 servings
Servings4
purple daikon radishes
red onions
jalapeno
cilantro
1 quart water
1.5 tablespoons salt
1

Chop the radishes into thin slices and then quarter them into smaller pieces.

2

Layer chopped red onions at the bottom of the fermentation container.

3

Add a layer of chopped jalapenos and a good chunk of chopped cilantro on top of the onions.

4

Slice the purple daikon radishes into medallions and add them to the container.

5

Add another layer of chopped cilantro halfway up the container to distribute flavor and keep the vegetables submerged.

6

Prepare a brine by whisking together 1 quart of water and 1.5 tablespoons of salt until dissolved.

7

Pour the brine over the packed vegetables until they are completely submerged.

8

Cover the container with a lid that has an airlock to allow gases to escape while keeping contaminants out.

9

Let the mixture ferment at room temperature for 3 to 5 days before transferring to jars and refrigerating.

Equipment Needed

fermentation container with airlock

Spice Level:

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Dietary

vegetarian

Also Known As

Lacto-Fermented Radishes

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