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Fermented Lemons

Serves 1
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Fermented Lemons

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Serves 1

Directions

  1. 1Grab a bag of organic lemons.
  2. 2Flower cut each lemon.
  3. 3Pack one tablespoon of salt into each lemon.
  4. 4Press the lemons down hard.
  5. 5Add whole cloves halfway up the jar.
  6. 6Fill the jar with fresh lemon juice.
  7. 7Wait three to four weeks for fermentation.

Ingredients

  • 1 bag organic lemons
  • 1 tablespoon salt
  • whole cloves
  • fresh lemon juice

Tips

  • The brine can be used in cultured mayo, dressings, and over fish.
  • Mix the brine with sparkling water and baking soda for joint flare-ups, as its pH becomes nearly 7, which can help pull uric acid crystals out of joints.
  • For gout, this is described as the most consistent thing found.
  • A spoon with raw honey in the morning can complement the salty, slightly sweet taste.

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