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If you watch K-dramas, you have probably spotted the red, juicy, fermented cabbage that Koreans love to serve with every meal: kimchi! Hearing its crunchiness and vibrant color will certainly ...

Fermentation is an easy way to preserve vegetables, spice up your dishes and add good-for-your-gut bacteria to your diet. Chef Erica Wides shares three recipes you can try at home. Fermentation is an ...

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