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Fermentation Atlas

Vegetables

Kimchi, sauerkraut, pickles and other vegetables soured in salt or brine.

221 entries listed here, page 1 of 3.

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FermentRegionMain stepTemperatureSaltpH
Akado-zuke (Aso red taro-stem pickle, "field horse-sashimi")Aso area10 days3–4 %
Anishi (fermented taro-leaf cakes)Nagaland, India3–7 days5.8
Baechu kimchi (napa cabbage kimchi)Korea10 daysup to 5 °C8–15 % → 2 %4.2–4.4
Baek kimchi (white kimchi)Korea12–50 days15 °C0.5–3 %6.2 → 3.51
Bashang suancai (Hebei plateau cabbage pickle)Kangbao County, Bashang plateau, Hebei, China4 days4 %3.2 → 3.21
Bettara-zuke (sweet koji daikon)Tokyo24 h – 7 days4 %
Bineul kimchi (fish-scale-cut radish kimchi)Korea
Bossam kimchi (wrapped kimchi)Gaeseong
Bu chin (sour bottle gourd)Myanmarup to 5 days3.7
Buchu kimchi (garlic-chive kimchi)Korea8–10 days10–20 °C4.2–4.3
Chae kimchi (julienne kimchi)Korea
Chonggak kimchi (ponytail radish kimchi)Korea3 days25 °C10 %4–6.4
Commercial bulk fermented cucumbers (full-sour salt stock)USA, commercial pickle industryup to 12 months6 %3–3.5
Çubuk turşusu (Çubuk brine pickles)Çubuk district and its villages20–35 days8.4 %
Curtido (Salvadoran fermented cabbage relish)El Salvador4–14 daysup to 4.6
Dolnamul kimchi (stonecrop water kimchi)Korea24 h
Dongchimi (winter water radish kimchi)Korea2–46 days4–25 °C2–5.1 %3.6–4
Dton-horm-dorng (fermented green shallots)Thailand4 days10 %
Dưa bồn bồn (Mekong cattail-shoot pickle)Cần Thơ and Cà Mau, Mekong Delta, Vietnam6 days4.1 %4.9 → 3.26
Dưa cải chua (Vietnamese sour mustard greens)Vietnam2–8 days25–35 °C3–5 %4.5
Dưa hành (Vietnamese Tết pickled bulb onions)Vietnam, especially the North7–30 days3 %3.3
Ekung, eup and hirringArunachal Pradesh, India30 days – 3 months3.9–4
Engishiki pickles (延喜式 漬年料雑菜), Heian court tsukemonoJapan30 days4–5 %3.3–5.3
Fermented capers and caper berriesMediterranean5–7 days23–43 °C0 %7.5 → 3.55
Fu cai (Hakka bottled fermented mustard)Taiwan4–6 months2.3–7.9 %3.8–4.3
Gaji kimchi (stuffed eggplant kimchi) and dongga kimchiKorea24 h – 2 days
Gat kimchi (leaf mustard kimchi)Korea, South Jeolla6 days – 3.2 months4–20 °C10 %4.6–4.8
Gochu kimchi (green-chilli kimchi)Korea7 days
Godeulppaegi kimchiJeolla, Korea7 days – 6 months4–5 °C5 %4.4 → 4.2
Gong cai (Teochew sweet dried mustard strips)Chaoshan, Guangdong, China10–30 days
GoyangSikkim and the Darjeeling hills25–30 days15–25 °C
Gul kimchi (oyster kimchi) and gul seokbakjiKorea
GundrukNepal, Sikkim5–10 days18–22 °C0 %6.6 → 3.71
Haemul kimchi (seafood kimchi)Korea14–21 days5 °C4.2–4.4
Hakusai tatami-zuke (Kohoku folded napa pickle)Kohoku7 days3 %
Hanazuke (salt-pickled edible flowers)Japan21–30 days20 %
Hi-no-kabura-zuke (Matsuyama scarlet turnip)Matsuyama, Ehime, Japan7 days5 %
Hida akakabu-zuke (Hida red turnip pickle)Takayama and Hida, Gifu, Japan2 months4 %
Hinona-zuke (Hino turnip bran pickle)Shiga30 days4 %
Hiroshimana-zuke (Hiroshima greens pickle)Kawauchi6 months2–8 %
Hobakji (pumpkin kimchi of Hwanghae and Chungcheong)Hwanghae Province5–6 days
Hooa-pak-kaat-dorng / chai po (sweet-salted dried radish)Thailand3–4 months20 %
Horm-dorng (fermented shallot bulbs)Thailand5–10 days13.9 %3.6
Iburigakko (smoked takuan)Akita, Japanat least 40 days10–15 °C4 %
Iga shirouri teppō-zuke (melon stuffed and pickled in miso-tamari)Iga and Nabari, Mie, Japan14 days – 2 years
Inziangsang (fermented and dried mustard leaf)Manipur and Nagaland, India7–10 days20–30 °C
Ise takuan (two-year Misono daikon takuan)Ise and Meiwa, Mieup to 3 years10 %
Jangajji (vegetables aged in soy sauce, doenjang or gochujang)Korea30 days – 2 months15 °C6–12 %4–5.4
Jangkimchi (soy-sauce water kimchi)Seoul and the royal court24 h – 3 days1–20 °C
Jeonbok kimchi (abalone kimchi)Korea35 days4 °C4.3–4.3
Jiang sun (Taiwanese fermented bamboo shoots)Taiwan2 months
Jiangshui (Gansu and Shaanxi flour-water sour)Northwest China3–5 days0.1–0.3 %3.3–4
Ka-lam-plee-dorng (Thai fermented cabbage)Thailand2 days10 %
Kabees el lift (Levantine pink turnip pickle)Lebanon7–30 days3.8–5.6 %3.1–3.6
Kakizuke (daikon pickled with astringent persimmon)Kakunodate, Senboku, and southern Akita, Japan30 days3.8 %
Kanzuke (twice cold-wind-dried daikon)Ashikita and Minamata, Kumamoto, Japan30 days – 2 months5–6 %
Kapusta kiszona (Polish sauerkraut)Poland7–10 days15–20 °C2.5 %3.1–3.8
Karimori kasuzuke (hard white-melon in mirin lees)Aichiat least 21 days20 %
Kawachi akakabura no suzuke (Fukui)Kawachi, Miyama area of Fukui City, Fukui, Japan7–30 days3–4 %
Kawal (fermented sicklepod leaves)Chad and western Sudan14–28 days5.9–7.2
KhalpiSikkim3–5 days
Khantat chin (sour Crateva leaves)Myanmar24 h – 7 days3.3
Khiar shoor (Persian brined cucumbers)Iran15 days25 °C5–7 %6 → 3.5
Khing-dorng (pickled young ginger)Thailand5–7 days20.9 %up to 4
Khorisa (Assamese fermented bamboo shoot)Assam, India12 days32 °C6.4 → 4.09
Kimjang jar burial (winter kimchi storage)Korea14 days – 2.8 months-2.5–-1 °C4.4
Kkaennip kimchi (perilla-leaf kimchi)Chungcheong, Jeolla and Gyeongsang, Korea24 h – 10 days
Kkakdugi (cubed radish kimchi)Korea50 days4 °C10 %3.9–4.4
Kongnip kimchi (soybean-leaf kimchi)Gyeongsang, Korea31 days5 °C1.5–4.5 %
Kosher dill pickles (half-sour and full-sour)New York City, USA4–6 months7 %6.1–6.2 → 4.4
Kra-tiam-dorng (pickled whole garlic)Thailand30 daysup to 4.5
Kvashenaya kapusta (Russian sauerkraut)Russia and Belarus5–20 days13–20 °C2.5 %
Lactic-fermented cassava leaves (experimental and feed)Research and feed use in the tropics21–28 days27–37 °C5.5
Look-kra-dorng (brine-pickled perah seeds)Southern Thailand5 days10 %
Look-niang-dorng (pickled djenkol bean)Thailand10 days10 %
Look-riang-dorng (fermented Parkia sprouts)Thailand3–5 days10 %up to 4
Lung-siej (Khasi fermented bamboo shoot)Meghalaya, India30 days – 2 months
Meigan cai (mei cai)Meizhou and Huizhou, Guangdong12 h – 14 days20–30 °C5.5 → 4.6
Melon and ginger pickled in wine lees (瓜菹, 釀瓜菹酒, 蜜薑, 藏越瓜)China3 days
MesuSikkim and the Darjeeling hills7–15 days6.4 → 3.8

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