Recipes — Radish

Fermented Radish

Fermented radish is sharp, refreshing, and full of probiotic goodness. As it ferments, the radish loses its initial pungency and develops a mellow sourness with a satisfying crunch. It’s an easy ferment to make at home and pairs beautifully with rice dishes, noodles, or even as a tangy side on its own. Ingredients (for a 1L Fermentation Jar) 500 g radish (3–4 medium), cut into sticks 1 garlic clove 1 spring onion stalk 20 g sea salt (1 tbsp) 400 ml filtered water (2 cups) Instructions Prepare the VegetablesWash the radishes thoroughly and cut them into even sticks, about 2–3...

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Radish Kimchi (Kkakdugi)

Radish Kimchi, or Kkakdugi, is a beloved Korean ferment known for its crunch, spice, and tang. Made from cubed white radish coated in Gutbasket Kimchi Paste, this probiotic-rich recipe is as vibrant as it is beneficial. It supports digestion, strengthens gut flora, and adds a zesty, crunchy kick to your meals — perfect alongside rice, parathas, or soups. Ingredients (for a 1L Fermentation Jar) 700 g white radish (5 cups), cut into 1–2 cm cubes 100 g carrot (¾ cup, julienned) 50 g spring onion (½ cup, chopped) 10 g ginger (2 tsp, grated) 25 g sea salt (1¼ tbsp)...

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