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Is corned beef a fermented food 2024?
Questioner：Isabella Harris 2023-05-01 08:45:50
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Alexander Davis——Works at Apple, Lives in Cupertino, CA
Home-cured corned beef. ... While the combination of corned beef and cabbage may be more American than Irish, that's not to say that cured beef lacks its own heritage. Curing meat with salt and brine, much like fermenting vegetables for sauerkraut or kimchi, has long been practiced.read more >>+119962023-05-10 08:45:50
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