permaculture

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lfl@intrex.net>]

Steve Hoog wrote:

> Lawrence--Altho i don't know the specific recipe you are referring to i've worked with oat  flakes. 
> Put a cup or two of  rolled oats in a bowl.  Add something salty like a tablespoon of miso or soy sauce. 
> they keep the harmful bacteria down and start the fermentation.  Add a small amount of 2-3 chopped vegetables-maybe some seeds. 

Red pepper or red chiles, scallions, mustard greens, daikon, garlic? The 
things they add to kim chee.
Sesame or sunflower seeds? Ann Wigmore has a recipe for seed cheese made from 
ground
sunflower seeds and rejuvelac - maybe this would be similar to tempeh w/o the 
nice nutty flavor.

> i've also added carob .  Let it sit 3-4 days. Stir it thoroughly 1-2 a day.  
> After it starts to turn sour-refrigerate.
> Use it as a side dish or pickle.   Or soup?You could probably do the same  
> with wheat bran also.---steve h

This sounds delicious. I can't wait to try it. Truly healthy food.

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