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10 ways to use kimchi in the kitchen
Kimchi is not just a side dish, it is an ingredient. Ten easy ways to use it, plus the one rule worth remembering. The one rule Heat kills the live cultures. If you want the probiotic benefit, add kimchi at the very end or eat it raw. Cooked kimchi is still delicious, so do cook with it, just think of it then as a hit of flavour rather than a dose of live culture. Ten ideas Stirred into scrambled eggs in the last few seconds. Kimchi fried rice, the classic for a reason. Layer
6 days ago1 min read


Thai Basil Chickpea Tempeh Stir-Fry Recipe
Looking to elevate your plant-based meals with a flavorful and nutritious dish? This Thai Basil Chickpea Tempeh Stir-Fry combines the rich, umami flavours of Thai cuisine with the health benefits of fermented foods. It's quick to prepare, making it perfect for weeknight dinners. 🌿 Why Choose Fermented Tempeh? Tempeh is a fermented soybean product that originated in Indonesia. The fermentation process enhances its nutritional profile, making it a powerhouse of plant-based pr
Apr 28, 20253 min read


Creamy beetroot Protein-rich spaghetti with fermented kimchi and lentil tempeh
This is a great way to incorporate 2 fermented foods: kimchi and tempeh into your diet in a delicious way for both adults and kids. Also, a way to make your pasta dishes richer in protein. The beetroot kimchi will add a tangy taste, balancing the richness of the coconut cream. It will also add umami depth, crunchiness, a vibrant nice purple colour, and a nutritional boost. The tempeh will add an extra nutty touch that will go well with the walnuts and pinenuts. Lentil tempeh
Dec 11, 20232 min read


3 Delicious Fermented Autumn Juices with kombucha
As the leaves start to change and the air gets cooler, we often find ourselves craving comforting, seasonal flavours. While the fall season typically brings to mind images of hot drinks and pumpkin-spiced treats, there's a refreshingly different way to embrace the autumn spirit: by adding kombucha to your fall juices. Kombucha, a fermented tea beverage, offers plenty of benefits that make it an excellent addition to your autumn drinks. Here are some reasons why you should thi
Nov 15, 20232 min read


Pickling vs. Fermenting. Do you know all the differences?
When you walk through the supermarket, you might see many kinds of preserved veggies like gherkins, onions, sauerkraut, or kimchi. But, are those crunchy dill pickles you're buying made by pickling or fermenting? And what's up with that sauerkraut jar? Do they have probiotics? Don't worry; we're here to clear up the confusion and help you tell the difference when you're shopping for your favourite preserved foods. Pickling vs. Fermentation: A Brief Overview Pickling is a pre
Oct 30, 20233 min read


10 common fermented foods to include in your diet from now on
Fermentation is a fascinating process used for centuries to preserve and transform food. It involves the action of beneficial bacteria, yeasts, or molds that break down sugars and carbohydrates in the food, unlocking new flavours, textures, and beneficial compounds. Let's dive into the world of fermented foods and explore some different types available, along with their unique flavours and characteristics. Sauerkraut: Sauerkraut is a classic lacto-fermented food made from shr
May 25, 20234 min read


Vegan Panna Cotta with Rose Kombucha Coulis Recipe
If you're looking for a delicious and easy-to-make, free-from-dairy and gelatin dessert that's perfect for any occasion, look no further than this recipe for vegan panna cotta with rose kombucha coulis. Let's get started! Ingredients: Panna Cotta: 1 L any plant-based milk (soy, oat, almond, hazelnut, coconut, etc) 80 g sugar 6-8 g agar-agar powder 1 lime - only the skin 1 vanilla pod Coulis: 1 bottle of rose kombucha 165 g fresh or frozen berries Method Put the milk, sugar,
Apr 29, 20231 min read


Best local winter foods in Switzerland
Although the winter season does not offer a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, those that are present are real nutritional bombs. Nature is there to offer us the necessary nutrients for its evolution, and therefore for our immunity. Here are 3 great fruits that you can consume in Switzerland during the winter: Apple : “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”. This fruit is known for its abundance of soluble fibre, especially pectin, which helps maintain healthy intestina
Jan 9, 20233 min read
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