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Showing posts with label kombucha. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kombucha. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2018
Strawberry Pineapple Kombucha
It's that time again! [Actually, every 3 weeks should be that time, but I only have so much time.] I'm going to post a new kombucha recipe because it's illustrated and all on one printable page! I ended up with 3 quarts so I added 1/2 cup strawberry/pineapple puree then 3 cups of kombucha liquid to each quart. [Reserved back 1 cup and scoby for the next round.] I use passion fruit loose leaf black tea for the fermentation step. Helps the fruits blend well. I'm excited to taste this one because I read that strawberry tends to make kombucha fizzier. :) Here's to your health!
Sunday, December 24, 2017
Blueberry Ginger Kombucha
It only took me 6 months to overcome my fear of making Kombucha. Initially, I got a scoby from a generous neighbor, but kept putting off creating the final product. I even made a few new batches before finally knuckling down and following through. The hubby's body has been wanting Kombucha for a while now and so I decided it was time to stop paying $4/bottle at the store. I'm so happy I found this as the first recipe on Pinterest. The hubby loves blueberry and ginger combined with the probiotic value of Kombucha is a winner! I loved the flavor. So excited to keep this ball rolling. Currently the recipe only makes 1 gallon, and in this elevation, it takes about 2 weeks to get the perfect flavor. I think the hubby will probably drink all of this in less than a week, so I'll probably make 2-3 gallons in the future. I used passion fruit black tea for that extra berry flavor and in the next batch, I used mango black tea. Really excited for another recipe to try. Kombucha really is the miracle cure for intestinal health.
The finished product is in the quart jars and the new batch is in the gallon jar.
The finished product is in the quart jars and the new batch is in the gallon jar.
Here's the recipe that I followed for:
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