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Fermentation Atlas

Denmark

24 ferments from Denmark, with how each is made.

24 entries listed here.

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FermentKindMain stepTemperatureSaltpH
Danablu PGICheeseat least 35 days10 °C4 %
Danbo PGICheese14–28 days7–21 °C
FynboCheeseat least 42 days10–20 °C
Grasshopper garum (Nordic Food Lab)Insectsat least 2.3 months40 °Cat least 10 %4.9
HavartiCheese7–21 days8–12 °C
Koji legume pastes outside soy (pea, lentil, fava, chickpea, lupin and cowpea misos)Soy and legumes18 months19–21 °C3–12 %5
MariboCheeseat least 42 days10–20 °C
Noma-style koji garum (non-fish garums)Sauces and condiments2.3–2.8 months60 °C12 %
Non-grape fruit wines (cherry, sour-cherry, elderberry, mulberry, pomegranate, plum, pineapple)Alcoholic drinks2–12 months3.4–3.6
Nordic grogAlcoholic drinks
Probiotic and therapeutic fermented milks (family)Fermented milk24 h
SamsøCheeseat least 21 days8–17 °C3.4 %
TyboCheeseat least 25 days1.3 %
YmerFermented milk16–18 h19–23 °C
MolboCheese
A-38 (A38)Fermented milk
Esrom PGICheeseat least 14 days
Gamle OleCheese
Gammel KnasCheese
Naturally soured milk (Central and Eastern Europe)Fermented milk3.5–4.5
Peaso (pea miso)Soy and legumes3 months4–5 %
Ryeso (rye-bread miso, Noma)Cereals and breadat least 3 months
RygeostCheese24 h
TykmælkFermented milk24 h15–30 °C

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