Farm Fresh Recipes — sauerkraut

Apple and Onion Sauerkraut 1 small cabbage* (850g)1 large apple*1 small onion*1 t fennel seed1 T salt (or 2% of the weight of the vegetables)--- Cut the cabbage, onion, and apple (with peel) into thin slices. Set aside one whole cabbage leaf.Sprinkle salt over the vegetables and mix well. Let sit for at least 15 minutes. Transfer to the glass jar in small batches, compressing the cabbage by hand or with a packer. The liquid produced should submerge the cabbage.Place the whole cabbage leaf on top of the vegetables to prevent small pieces from rising to the surface. Add a weight...

We want you to try lactofermentation! We know it can sound intimidating, but it really couldn't be easier and once you understand the process the world is your oyster! This sauerkraut recipe is really simple, and totally customisable - add any herbs and spices you like, or keep it plain and add none at all!

If you've been around the Farm for a while you know we love all things fermented. Sauerkraut, kimchi, pickles, just about anything you can put in a jar we're fermenting it! On Thursday Jolianne was hanging out at the Farm Store sharing some of her tips and tricks for fermenting while making some fermented Cucumber & Fennel for your farmers to enjoy all winter long.

This fall panzanella salad with tempeh and maple mustard dressing is bursting with seasonal goodness, including roasted squash, apples, kale, onion, cabbage, and celery. Enjoy as a meal-sized salad or as a side dish. This salad is perfect for Thanksgiving get-togethers, and an ideal way to save some less-than-fresh bread from ending up in the compost bin!