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Preserving Raw <strong>Foods</strong> with Natural Probiotics<br />

Kimchi<br />

2 Chinese (Napa) cabbages, shredded large with food processor or chopped in<strong>to</strong> 1" pieces<br />

1 large white or yellow onion, chopped<br />

¼ C raw sesame seeds<br />

6 cloves garlic, chopped fine<br />

6" piece of ginger root, peeled and finely chopped or shredded<br />

1-2 tsp. cayenne<br />

2 Tbsp. sea salt<br />

C whey OR 1 pkg. culture starter (see “Robyn Recommends” on GreenSmoothieGirl.com)<br />

optional: 2 C sprouted mung beans (1 C dry beans makes about 2 C sprouted)<br />

optional: 1 bunch white or red radishes, chopped<br />

Mix all ingredients by hand for about 5-10 min., <strong>to</strong> help the cabbage begin releasing its juices. Allow it <strong>to</strong> sit on<br />

the counter for several hours or overnight, covered with a tea <strong>to</strong>wel, so that the cabbage wilts and releases more<br />

water content.<br />

Pack in<strong>to</strong> sterilized pint or quart jars, distributing the liquids evenly (should cover the vegetables), leaving 1" of<br />

head room at the <strong>to</strong>p of the jars. Screw the lids on tightly. Keep at room temperature for a few days before<br />

transferring <strong>to</strong> the refrigera<strong>to</strong>r. You can eat the kimchi within a few days if you like, or within a few months.<br />

Makes approximately 3-4 quarts.<br />

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