
Purple cabbage pickles are a classic dish that is very good for your body. These pickles were usually prepared by grandmothers in the old days to be enjoyed during certain seasons. Fermented pickles are usually a very good alternative to add to your lunch or even dinner menu at home. The process of making them is very easy, requiring only effort while waiting for the results.

This probiotic purple cabbage pickle dish is very delicious and certainly good for digestion. Pickles do change in taste after being left in a closed container for a few days. It is the fermentation process that makes them more delicious and very tasty.

Here are the ingredients I will prepare for making the pickles.
Ingredients Needed

1 lime
1 tablespoon of salt
1 tablespoon of granulated sugar
Making Procedure














Result

After two days of fermentation, the aroma of the acae changes instantly, combining sour and cabbage aromas. The cabbage does not rot but ferments into a delicious dish. The color is also still very fresh, just like new. I am very happy to be able to make a simple dish from cabbage. The result is truly special, and I absolutely love it. You should know that this isn't the first time I've made this pickle. I've tried it before, and the taste is indeed perfect for my palate.


For those of you who are confused about how to cook cabbage, try this method, or for those of you who want to make plant-based dishes to get probiotic dishes, try this method. I'm sure you'll love it.


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