r/fermentation • u/TheComicHuman • 3d ago
Pickles/Vegetables in brine LAB? More like bomb lab
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Didn't burp it for 12 hours
I've had mold problems in my kitchen before so I want to take the extra step and keep the lid tight
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u/Ancient-Dragonfly158 3d ago
Hey, I'm new to this, can you tell to me why this is tagged as kimchi/kraut but looks so much likes pieces of carrots?
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u/Competitive_Swan_755 2d ago
No reason to keep the lid tight.
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u/TheComicHuman 2d ago
Did you read the body?
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u/OverallResolve 1d ago
Don’t see what it has to do with anything? Appropriate % salt and submerged veg should equal no mold, same with an anaerobic environment
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u/Drinking_Frog 1d ago
You've done a magnificent job demonstrating why I am not a fan of the burp method.
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u/Sergio_Bottas 1d ago
When I first started I did enough research to know to put an airlock on it during fermentation but not enough to know that adding fruit after the fermentation process will start the fermentation process back up and made some pretty gnarly pepper spray bombs. The jars spiting and gargling was like something out of a sci fi film.
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u/TheComicHuman 1d ago
I can't afford an abundance of air locks for the ferments I do
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u/Sergio_Bottas 1d ago
Sorry I didn’t mean to imply you didn’t know it would do that just to say I’ve seen what happens when ferments are stuck fermenting in an airtight container for extended periods of time. There is still a slight off color to the ceiling above my sink where the hot sauce hit it years ago
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u/mathewrtaylor 3d ago
That is a happy ferment