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Monthly Archives: February 2020
27 February 2020 Lentil Tempeh
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/27%20February%202020%20Lentil%20Tempeh_/HTML/ 27 February 2020 Lentil Tempeh Red lentils fermented 48 hours.
25 February 2020 Red lentils (Tempeh)
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/25%20February%202020%20Red%20lentils_/HTML/ 25 February 2020 Red lentils (Tempeh) Red dehulled split lentils purchased from Bulk Barn or Walmart were made into tempeh. These lentils have small seeds and turn into mush if overcooked. Cooking is critical. My method is to boil … Continue reading
18 February 2020 Chickpea Tempeh
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/18%20February%202020%20Chickpea%20Tempeh/HTML/ This sample has been fermenting 24 hours at 31C and is perfect.I contribute it to careful preparation of the chickpeas.
17 February 2020 Chickpea Tempeh
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/17%20Febuary%202020%20Chickpea%20Tempeh_/HTML/index.htm 17 Febuary 2020 Chickpea Tempeh Half a liter of chickpeas were prepared fro making tempeh.The chickpeas were boiled for 30 minutes and the skin removed by rubbing together about five times anad pouring off the skins.Then the dehulled chickpeas … Continue reading
15 February 2020 Soy Tempeh (Preparation)
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/15%20February%202020%20Soy%20Tempeh/HTML/ 15 February 2020 Soy Tempeh Pictures of preparing soy beans for making soy Tempeh. Soy beans half a liter, boiled for 45 minutes, skins removed. Pressure cooked for 1.5 hours, then mixed with vinegar and starter added.Then placed in … Continue reading
6 February 2020 Soy Tempeh
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/6%20February%202020%20Soy%20Tempeh/HTML/index.htm 6 February 2020 Soy Tempeh A Soy tempeh fermented 48 hours. Pictures are after the fermentation.Each cake is jut under a pound and the cake is cut into 9 pieces between 40 and 50 grams, which is a block … Continue reading
5 February 2020 Boots Icers
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/5%20February%202020%20Boots%20Icers/HTML/ 5 February 2020 Boots Icers Boots with icers installed for Winter walking. The elastic icers are tied at the back since they sometimes fall off and are easily lost.The icers do not mark floors so are left on permanently.I … Continue reading
4 February 2020 Whole Wheat Flour Grinding wheat.
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/4%20February%202020%20Whole%20Wheat%20Flour_/HTML/ 4 February 2020 Whole Wheat Flour Grinding wheat. The Wondermill is used to make whole wheat flour. Th grains are simply dumped in the hopper and in a very few minutes flour is produced. I grind it as needed … Continue reading
1 February 2020 Gruel
http://durgan.org/2020/February%202020/1%20February%202020%20Gruel/HTML/ 1 February 2020 Gruel Made gruel for breakfast cereal. Sprouted wheat, nixtamilized corn, flax, almonds, walnuts. Blended with water and cooked in double boiler for about 1.5 hours. Frozen in sealed plastic containers about four servings per quantity and … Continue reading