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I've been trying this old French recipe all summer for fermented tomatoes in various forms (paste balls covered in herbed olive oil, regular thick paste covered in oil, regular sauce with a twist). But the byproduct nobody mentions is the fantastic water that releases from the fermenting tomatoes. I've been putting it in the fridge and sipping bit by bit.
The best part is that everyone at the Farmer's Market gives away their mushy tomatoes. I easily get 10 pounds or so a week of great organic heirlooms -- the farmers are happy for me to take the uglies off their hands!
Has anyone tried fermenting tomato recipes - any to share?
Anyone experienced this wowee-zowee juice?
I was thinking it might handle my water kefir grains -- any idea how I could do that? (I've adding nothing, not even salt to the juice ferment.
Not sure how sugar might factor in.)
The best part is that everyone at the Farmer's Market gives away their mushy tomatoes. I easily get 10 pounds or so a week of great organic heirlooms -- the farmers are happy for me to take the uglies off their hands!
Has anyone tried fermenting tomato recipes - any to share?
Anyone experienced this wowee-zowee juice?
I was thinking it might handle my water kefir grains -- any idea how I could do that? (I've adding nothing, not even salt to the juice ferment.
Not sure how sugar might factor in.)
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Re: tomato ferments -- drinking, (maybe kefit too)juice?
Sun, September 20, 2009 - 3:30 PMI haven't done that but I think I've heard of tomato wine. I've also canned tons of juice that remains if you make tomato sauce and then strain it through a coarse strainer to thicken up the sauce somewhat .it's faster to do this than to cook down the sauce to remove the water, and of course you end up with tons of tomato juice. Great addition to various stews and soups.