
Nukazuke
Japanese pickles made by burying vegetables in nukadoko, a reusable bed of rice bran, salt and water that is turned daily and ripened by lactic and yeast fermentation.
1504 records with their sources, across 11 categories.

Japanese pickles made by burying vegetables in nukadoko, a reusable bed of rice bran, salt and water that is turned daily and ripened by lactic and yeast fermentation.

Cucumber variant of the registered Gedelek pickle family from Orhangazi, Bursa: cucumbers in a salt brine with garlic and a small amount of acid, held for about 20 to 30 days.

Source-specific Brovada DOP producer method for Friuli Venezia Giulia turnips and red-grape marc. This records a regulated producer process; it is not a validated home-scale recipe.

A traditional Japanese koji pickle from the Tohoku region: vegetables pickled in a matured bed of cooked rice, rice koji and salt, where koji enzymes bring sweetness alongside the salt.

A protected aubergine preserve from Ciudad Real in Spain: tender fruit of the local Dealmagro variety, cooked briefly and then fermented in a vinegared, paprika-seasoned dressing.

Green-ripe olives are fermented in seasoned, vinegar-adjusted brine; UC ANR gives size-dependent salt concentrations and multi-month handling.

Tomatillos, chiles, onion, lime and herbs are salted and fermented together as a mixed salsa.