Lacto-fermented vegetables can be made with different combinations of fresh vegetables and herbs creating a wide variety of flavor profiles. I have tried using a salt brine made up from anywhere between 1 to 2 tablespoons of sea salt per 2 cups of water and found that 2 tablespoons is too salty and slows down fermentation too much, so use anywhere between 1 and 1 ½ tablespoons. I prefer to use Redmond Real Salt for lacto-fermentation, however, sea salt or pink Himalayan salt work well too! It is very important that you use filtered water for all fermentation. Chlorine in water is great for keeping our water supply clean but not so good for allowing beneficial bacteria to grow during the lacto-fermentation process.
Ingredients
        Brine
	
	        2          cups      
        water  
      
	
	        1          tablespoons      
        sea salt  
      Any Combination of Fresh Vegetables
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        carrots  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        cauliflower  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        onions  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        turnips  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        daikon radishes  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        radishes  
      
	
	     
        sliced  
    
        purple daikon radishes  
      
	
	     
        sliced  
    
        watermelon radishes  
      
	
	     
        sliced  
    
        jalapeño peppers  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        beets  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        green beans  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        green onions  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        garlic  
      
	
	     
        chopped  
    
        fresh ginger  
      Any Combination of Herbs and Spices
	
	     
        dried Thai chili pepper  
      
	
	     
        whole black peppercorns  
      
	
	     
        bay leaves  
      
	
	     
        fresh dill  
      
	
	     
        fresh basil  
      
	
	     
        fresh tarragon  
   
             
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
