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#CASHEW CHEESE RECIPE FERMENTED UPDATE#

So long as you are using an airtight jar OR using the olive oil layer this is totally ok. I find 12-24 hours is enough when using sauerkraut brine however many readers have needed 72 hours+ before seeing their ferment start to work. Before adding the vinegar to your ferment gently roll the bottle to spread the sediment at the bottom and ensure you get some of the mother into your ferment.That you are using unpasteurised ACV with ‘the mother’.Your bottle has not been opened for many months, as this may mean the bacteria are less viable.To get the best results using ACV ensure that: I have successfully used this brand of apple cider vinegar (ACV) many times to ferment the cashews, but after a few reader reviews using apple cider vinegar I need to note that not everyone has been as successful.

#CASHEW CHEESE RECIPE FERMENTED UPDATE#

Sauerkraut brine (my preference) or your preferred starter such as homemade kombucha or kefir, apple cider vinegar (see below) or probiotics.Īn update on using apple cider vinegar as the starter culture.

A fermenting crock or jar- I love to use etc Kilner ones, but anything that you can create an airtight seal with will be great.

I use a high-speed blender to get the fermented beetroot cashew spread extra creamy, however a low speed blender will be ok (it just will be more chunky) We have been adding beetroot to just about anything we can, and this fermented cashew cheese was the perfect condiment to be beet-ified! This recipe was adapted from my much loved fermented cashew cheese, which is a great recipe to start with.

The process is simple and the result a gut-loving delight.Īfter harvesting an abundance of beetroots from my garden this summer I have been looking for any way to use them up. This fermented beetroot cashew spread is flavoured with dill and cumin and is the perfect condiment to any sandwich, savoury bowl or cheese platter.