Beet Kvass Food
BEET KVASS
Beet Kvass is a unique tasty slightly tart and salty health beverage. It is lacto-ferment beverage high in nutrients, healthy for the blood, and a nice liver cleanser. And oh wow, I just remembered that my first batch tasted awful. It was too salty because I used store bought commercial whey instead of homemade liquid whey. Commercial whey is concentrated and already salted and I was still experimenting er..ah... perfecting my technique. I thought I didn't have to bother with all the basics principals of heirloom folk drinks. HA! Yes you do. Search for my Whey recipe. Beet Kvass takes 3 days to properly ferment. You are essentially making a tea made of chopped up organic beets. The beets can be used twice with a little less water for the second batch and 1 tsp of salt if using a cup of the 1st batch of Beet Kvass as carryover. Again with everything I do, please keep clean sterile glass jars - NO DISH-SOAP!!! Use Vinegar water to clean all, and the final rinse with filtered water not the muni-tap water due to the chlorine and the fact that it will kill your ferment culture. You will need a one gallon glass jar. I bought mine at... you guessed it - a second hand store - during the summer. Three days means 72 hours from begin to fridge. Refrigeration slows down the fermenting to nearly a standstill. You can reserve a cup and a few chunks of Beet to keep fermenting at room temperature to make a Beet Vinaigrette for salads in 7 days. But this I have not done myself.
Provided by susie.freckle.face
Categories Punch Beverage
Time P3D
Yield 12 cups, 24 serving(s)
Number Of Ingredients 4
Steps:
- Scrub the beets very well and chop into 1" chunks.
- Put all the ingredients into the 1 gallon glass jar.
- Stir well and put the lid on it but not too tight because you need some gas to escape.
- Set aside 3 days in a shaded room average temperature 78 degrees is very favorable
- Skim any excess lacto-ferment from the top with a spoon or stir it in whatever suits you.
- put in the fridge - drink at will.
- serve chilled.
- makes 12 cups or 24 - 4oz servings.
Nutrition Facts : Calories 2.8, Sodium 202.2, Carbohydrate 0.6, Fiber 0.1, Sugar 0.5, Protein 0.1
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