It doesn't look like much and the only thing in it is garlic, but I'm looking forward to trying it. I ate a clove last night, and frankly, it was terrible 😊
It's only been going for 2 weeks. I'm hoping it will taste better in a couple more weeks.
I assume you are using salt water brine, right? What did the clove taste like?
When I do it whole like that, it takes at least a month. Even in summer. The cloves should soften slightly and develop a texture sort of like it's been slightly cooked.
Some people crush or chop the garlic instead. This process uses much less liquid. This makes a fermented paste.
I like to eat them whole, though. Keeps vampires and viruses away. Good luck with your batch!
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Kim Goodwin wrote:I assume you are using salt water brine, right? What did the clove taste like?
Yes, salt water. It still tasted very hot, like eating a clove of raw garlic, but with some other weird taste as well. I'm hoping the taste improves and fermenting takes enough fire out so I can eat them plain.