Showing posts with label pineapple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pineapple. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Pineapple jalapeño - The craziest sounding, most awesome tasting secondferment Kombucha to date!


Pineapple jalapeño - The craziest sounding, most awesome tasting second ferment Kombucha to date!

This kombucha recipe came about through a lacto-fermented pineapple with jalapeños recipe from oh, lardy!.   If you would like to read my post about the lacto-fermented pineapple, please click here.
I'm here to tell you, that these fermented pineapples or one of my absolute favorite treats! It is really the only way that I'm getting fermented food into my diet right now. I have actually eaten so much of the pineapple that I burned my tongue. 
Seriously. 
It's that good. So you should absolutely try them, but I digress...
Pineapple jalapeño - The craziest sounding, most awesome tasting second ferment Kombucha to date!

After having the awesomeness that is the pineapple I started to wonder if I could translate that into a drinkable beverage and, of course, I went directly to kombucha as my base. The complex flavor and sourness from the fermentation of the tea gave the drink the same indescribable combination of flavors that I talk about in my post on the lacto-fermented pineapple with jalapeños. It's a flavor that hits all five of the Chinese Five Spice Doctrime flavors. It is a completely complex, full, and well-rounded flavor. As a drink, it is hard to nail down exactly what ingredients are used to make this particular flavor, but it's really amazing.

Thursday, August 20, 2015

Lacto-Fermented Spicy Pineapple

Such a simple ferment, such amazingly yummy results!

Lacto-fermented pineapple, fermented and spicy with jalapeno, some many unexpected flavors in this amazing cultured food

I am literally sitting here eating the spears of pineapple out of the canning jar. I know that's a no-no because I'm introducing germs into the jar, but I don't expect it to last overnight, so I think it's OK.

These are that good. Really.

Each bite starts with a tingle on your tongue.
Then you taste the sea salt in the brine
and the heat from the jalapeños build.
It finishes with the sweetness of the pineapple. 
Every bite is a flavor experience.