Cold Processed Organic Sauerkraut is curing autoimmune disorders like Lupus, MS, ALS, Diabetes and more! What it does is it breaks down the synthetic proteins we’ve taken in for years with processed foods. It is full of probiotics and enzymes like kombucha, another fermented food. Melting away those toxins that are stored in our bodies. So eating sauerkraut, drinking kombucha, and getting treated with the laser for lymphatic wellness, your body can be in top running order! Add a dash of Yoga for flexibility and strength, and you’ll feel younger than you have in years!
- 2 1/2 pounds Organic Cabbage
- 2 1/2 pounds Organic Carrots
- One 4.5 oz jar Minced Organic Garlic, or mince your own
- 2 Heaping TBS of dried organic dill or fresh minced dill
- 2-3 oz Organic Lemon Juice
- Sea Salt
Shred Cabbage and Carrots
Mix together the Garlic and Dill
In 1 pound increments (4 big handfuls for me) spread 1 TBS of Sea Salt on Cabbage and massage in. Pack in the bottom of the picklit jar
Spread a thin layer of Garlic and Dill on top of the cabbage.
Then massage 1 TBS of Sea Salt with the carrots and pack into the jar tightly
Spread another layer of garlic and dill, continue layers until done. The last layer is half cabbage and carrots.
Pour 2-3 oz.s of Organic Lemon Juice on top of mixture and close picklit jar.
Add water to the line of the bubbler stopper and push in tightly.
Store in pantry or cover with towel on counter at room temperature for 2-5 weeks.
Mix it all together and store in fridge in smaller jars for 2 months. Best to finish a jar in two weeks after it’s been opened.
Here’s my daily breakfast with some extra Spinach for a treat. Avocado, Sauerkraut, Slivered Almonds, and sometimes a farm fresh egg. Yum!
Learn more in the book ‘Autoimmune the Cause and the Cure’ by Kirsten Urdiales and Annesse Brockley
The Picklit Jar and the book ‘Autoimmune The Cause and The Cure’ available at Bee Healthy http://beehealthyllc.com/.
So I was wondering, instead of layering could this just all be mixed up in a huge bowl and packed into jars, since you mix it all up in the end anyway? Don’t get me wrong, the layering is beautiful, but I’m wondering if it serves a function other than aesthetic?
It serves no other purpose I guess. It just the way the recipe goes in the book. Though they don’t use carrots in the book. Just cabbage.
Thanks for your comment.
Ferment away!!