I have recently been enjoying Kombucha...a lovely fermented tea
that has made a big difference in my life. I haven't made it
successfully at home...yet...but the bottled stuff (GT's) is
very, very good.
Love,
G2
Wasn't sure if I should post here or the blog....
I made cultured veg last winter and wanted to give my experience.
I did buy the starter from the Body Ecology web site (great book and site)
http://www.bodyecology.com/cveggies.php
as I just wanted to make sure I did it right the first time.
I used 1.5 heads of cabbage - green and red. Added some shredded carrot, ginger and garlic. So it was kind of a non-spicy Kim Chee.
The only thing I would do different in the next batch is no garlic and make less. I have so much in there to finish before I can experiment with another recipe. Also, I don't really like the flavor. It is very powerful. My favorite way to eat it is just mixed into a salad. But I try to think of it as medicine, not food, and that helps.
If anyone finds a recipe that they love - let me know. Also, Dea - I would love to hear about your Coconut Kefir experience. I would love to make it but haven't tried it yet. We have the brown coconuts in the stores - can you use those? What to do if you don't have a green coconut?
Cheers! Happy cleansing!
Molly
once, unsuccessfully. Anyone have any thoughts on this? GT's
is very good, and I try to drink one bottle over the course of
a day.
I have also heard about something called Kefir Soda...is that
like the coconut kefir? It's supposedly relatively easy to make...and
very kid friedly.
(Molly...would love to try your Kim Chee...although I wonder
what "powerful" means?)
Love to you...
G2
Hello folks,
I take Apple Cider Vinegar most days, great for the gut. I take it first thing in the morning and then before my evening meal, mixed with water. Some people don’t like it at all but I love it and I begin to crave it after a few days if I don’t have it. Its very refreshing after exercise.
I think a recommended dose is 2tbsp ACV to 250ml water. I don’t sweeten it, but its possible to add a little honey if you really cant tolerate the flavour. Try it though – it grows on you!
I read in this website http://www.earthclinic.com/ that it is not recommended to take ACV or other remedies every day because it creates dependence. I guess my cravings are testament to the truth in that advice! I just cant imagine the torment of going cold turkey through apple cider vinegar withdrawal ; - )
There is also some information there that says the ACV should be mixed with bicarb soda to stop the vinegar from decaying the teeth. I must admit I don’t do this at the moment as the bicarb mixed with vinegar makes a big frothy mess and its so much easier first thing in the morning to just mix a bit of ACV and water. I’ll have to go to the dentist and see what they say!
Best wishes for the Detox and bring on Spring,
Janee
ACV + Bicarb Soda link: http://www.earthclinic.com/Remedies/acv_baking_soda_cures.html#RF
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