This Is What I Did:
1.
I started by cleaning out all of the mason jars with
hot water to kill all the bad bacteria.
2.
I cut up all of the cabbage and put it into a big bowl.
3.
I added 1.5 tablespoons of kosher salt to the cabbage.
4.
I squeezed the cabbage for approximately 7 minutes.
5.
I packed the salty cabbage tightly into 5 mason jars
and made sure all of the cabbage was submerged in liquid.
6.
I closed all of the mason jar tops and placed them in a
dark area.
My Observations:
I tasted the cabbage right before I packaged it up and it tasted like salty, soggy cabbage (not as bad as you’d think.) It smelled like salt water and there were many bubbles on top of the container. The cabbage felt firm, but wet.
I took some photos during the process:
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| Some of my supplies |
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| Chopped cabbage and salt |
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| Mixing and squeezing the cabbage |
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| All squeezed together |
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| Packing the cabbage in |
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| I made sure the cabbage was covered in liquid |
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| The mason jars stored in the dark. And now we wait!! |







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