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[wollymight]

Liber Lepus Volume 2

Our latest edition of Liber Lepus has a taste of what's to come with a future fermentation magic book. If you're already subscribed to our zine tier, this zine is already on it's way to you. If you'd like one and aren't a subscriber, I'm taking orders until this Monday, May 12th. Reach out to me directly if you'd like to order. 🙂

[yokedtablet]

"it might mess with your gut if you ate the mother. depending on how much you ate"

[mahleb]

Alphabet Challenge Letter "K" - Kombucha. I remember when I was a kid, there was something like this in almost every other kitchen))

[moldyyeast]

this btw is my beloved moldy yeast (it’s a scoby actually so technically it’s moldy cellulose of course) that my account is named for <33

[i17iskillingmylife]

merry Christmas to all involved in the creation of this thing.what is yours will always be returned to you; this i vow, this i hold close

[savchenko]

doodle pages from the past several months

[purdunkin]

EPIC MEGA SCOBY! Best Kombucha SCOBY On Amazon - Live, Fresh, Organic Starter Culture Fermentaholics #kombucha #scoby #amazon #purdunkin #fermentaholics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55a35WfObjQ

[hotelkombucha]

Kombucha Casera 101: ¡El misterioso SCOBY!

¡Saludos, amantes de la kombucha! Si estás aquí, es probable que ya conozcas la maravillosa bebida que es la kombucha. Es refrescante, llena de probióticos y tiene un sabor que puede variar desde el dulce hasta el ligeramente ácido. Pero, ¿sabes qué es ese misterioso componente esencial que da vida a la kombucha? ¡Es el SCOBY! Permíteme presentarte a este pequeño héroe en tu viaje a la creación de la kombucha casera.

¿Qué diablos es un SCOBY?

El término SCOBY es una sigla que significa "Symbiotic Culture Of Bacteria and Yeast", lo que traducido al español sería algo como "Cultivo Sintiótico de Bacterias y Levadura". Suena un poco científico, ¿verdad? Pero no te preocupes, en el mundo de la kombucha, todos le dicen SCOBY, como si fuera un amigo íntimo. Y, de hecho, lo es.

El SCOBY es como un organismo mágico y viviente. Es una comunidad de bacterias buenas y levaduras que trabajan juntas para fermentar el té y convertirlo en la bebida burbujeante que adoramos. Piénsalo como una especie de "Hotel de Vacaciones para Microbios". Cada uno tiene su rol, y juntos, crean una obra de arte fermentada.

¿Para qué necesitas un "Hotel de SCOBY"?

Ahora, aquí viene la parte emocionante. ¿Quieres crear tu propia kombucha en casa? ¡Necesitas un lugar para que tu SCOBY viva y se reproduzca! Es aquí donde entra en juego el "Hotel de SCOBY". Imagínalo como un complejo turístico para tus microbios favoritos. El "Hotel de SCOBY" es donde tu SCOBY reside cuando no está ocupado haciendo su trabajo de fermentación mágica. Pero, ¿cómo lo creas?

Construyendo tu Propio "Hotel de SCOBY"

Encuentra el alojamiento: Todo comienza con un recipiente de vidrio grande, preferiblemente con boca ancha. El vidrio es el mejor amigo de los microorganismos, ya que no reacciona con ellos.

Prepara el té: Prepara un lote de té negro fuerte y endúlzalo con azúcar. Los microbios aman el azúcar.

Agrega el SCOBY: Ahora es el momento de introducir a tu SCOBY. Con cuidado, colócalo en el té. Es como hacer el check-in en el hotel.

Cubre y espera: Cubre el recipiente con una tela transpirable y asegúrala con una banda elástica. Esto permite que el SCOBY respire. Deja que tu SCOBY descanse en un lugar oscuro y cálido durante unas semanas. Mira cómo crece y se reproduce. ¡Es como un mágico acto de equilibrio!

Listo, has creado tu propio "Hotel de SCOBY". Ahora, tienes una base para la producción de kombucha casera y saludable. En futuros blogs, te guiaremos a través del emocionante proceso de fermentación y cómo transformar ese té dulce en la bebida burbujeante que conoces y amas. Así que, mantente atento, querido lector, ¡tu viaje en el mundo de la kombucha apenas comienza!

[vanishedangels]

Squeeeeeeeeeze!!! You've been given a hug! Send this to all the people who deserve a hug. See how many you get back :) Now let the hugging begin! 💜

Me, running to hug you too ☺️:

[kombuchacongemma]

Kombucha Casera con un Toque de Canela: Paso a Paso

El Kombucha, la bebida fermentada llena de beneficios, puede transformarse en algo aún más delicioso con un toque de canela. Sigue esta guía detallada para preparar tu propio Kombucha casero con canela.

Ingredientes:

1 bolsa de té negro o verde sin saborizantes

1 taza de azúcar

4-6 tazas de agua filtrada

1 SCOBY y 1 taza de Kombucha ya fermentada (conocida como "starter tea" o té inicial)

1-2 palitos de canela (según preferencia)

Frutas, hierbas y otros sabores (opcional para la segunda fermentación)

Instrucciones:

Preparación del Té: Hierve el agua y añade la bolsa de té, el azúcar y los palitos de canela. Revuelve hasta que el azúcar se disuelva completamente. Deja que el té se enfríe a temperatura ambiente.

Añade el SCOBY: Una vez que el té esté a temperatura ambiente, retira la bolsa de té y transfiere el líquido a un frasco de vidrio. Agrega el SCOBY y la taza de Kombucha ya fermentada.

Fermentación Primaria: Cubre el frasco con una tela de algodón y sujétala con una banda elástica para permitir la entrada de aire pero evitar contaminantes e insectos. Deja fermentar el Kombucha en un lugar cálido y oscuro durante 7-20 días, ajustando según tus preferencias de sabor y las condiciones ambientales.

Prueba y Prepárate para la Segunda Fermentación: Después de una semana, prueba tu Kombucha. Ajusta el tiempo de fermentación según si prefieres un sabor más dulce o más ácido. Una vez que esté a tu gusto, retira el SCOBY y guárdalo para tu próxima preparación.

Segunda Fermentación (Opcional): Si deseas añadir más sabor y carbonatación a tu Kombucha, llena botellas individuales con el Kombucha fermentado y añade frutas, hierbas u otros sabores. Deja las botellas en un lugar cálido durante 3-7 días, luego refrigéralas y ¡disfruta!

Consejos:

Utiliza utensilios limpios y no metálicos para manipular el Kombucha y el SCOBY.

No te preocupes si el SCOBY cambia de aspecto con manchas marrones o se ve extraño, es normal.

Evita usar tés aromatizados o con aceites añadidos para la fermentación inicial, ya que pueden dañar tu SCOBY.

¡Anímate a probar este delicioso Kombucha con canela! Comparte tus creaciones y experiencias en las redes sociales utilizando el hashtag #KombuchaConCanela.

¡Salud y bienestar en cada sorbo! 🌿🍹🌞

[kombuchee]

The Power of the SCOBY Mat: Elevating Your Kombucha Brewing Game

With its tangy and effervescent flavor, Kombucha has become a beloved beverage for many seeking a refreshing and healthful drink. But did you know that behind every great batch of kombucha lies a remarkable secret weapon? Enter the SCOBY Mat, also known as the pellicle. In this blog post, we'll delve into the beautiful world of SCOBY Mats and explore why they are an essential component of successful kombucha brewing.

Understanding the SCOBY Mat

First things first, what exactly is a SCOBY Mat? SCOBY stands for Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast, and the mat is the living structure that forms on the surface of your kombucha brew during fermentation. While some might dismiss it as a mere byproduct of the fermentation process, it is much more than that. The SCOBY Mat is a vital part of the kombucha ecosystem.

1. The SCOBY Mat Contains Liquid SCOBY

You may hear people state that using the SCOBY Mat in your brew is unnecessary because a new pellicle will form with each new batch. While this is true, the benefits of placing your new SCOBY Mat in each new batch of kombucha that you brew are widely overlooked.

One of the most fascinating aspects of the SCOBY Mat is that it's not just a rubbery, floating disk – it's a living organism in its own right. It's essentially a dense network of cellulose fibers created by the bacteria in the fermentation process. Within this structure, you'll find a wealth of liquid SCOBY.

The liquid SCOBY is a concentrated mix of the bacteria and yeast strains responsible for fermenting your kombucha. These microorganisms work in harmony, transforming sweet tea into a fizzy, tangy, and probiotic-rich beverage. When you use a SCOBY Mat in your brewing process, you're introducing this powerhouse of probiotics into your new batch, giving it a head start on fermentation.

2. Promotes a Healthy and Consistent Fermentation

The SCOBY Mat doesn't just add a boost of beneficial microorganisms; it also acts as a safeguard against unwanted contaminants. Its physical presence on top of your brewing vessel creates a barrier that helps prevent harmful bacteria and molds from infiltrating your kombucha.

Consistency is key when it comes to brewing kombucha, and the SCOBY Mat plays a significant role in maintaining that consistency. With each batch, it continues to evolve and adapt, becoming better suited to the specific environment and conditions of your brewing vessel. This results in a more reliable and predictable fermentation process, leading to a consistently delicious brew.

3. Aesthetic Appeal

Let's not forget the visual appeal of the SCOBY Mat. Its cloudy, translucent appearance can be quite mesmerizing. Many kombucha enthusiasts find joy in watching the SCOBY Mat grow and change with each batch. It's a living reminder of the fascinating world of microbiology happening within your brewing vessel.

How to Use the SCOBY Mat

Using a SCOBY Mat in your kombucha brewing process is relatively simple. When you've finished fermenting a batch of kombucha, with clean hands, carefully remove the SCOBY Mat from the top of the liquid. Set it aside to be used in your next batch or share it with a friend who's interested in brewing their own kombucha.

Don't have a SCOBY and starter yet? Get one here!

Conclusion

The SCOBY Mat is not merely a byproduct of fermentation; it is a vital component of successful kombucha brewing. It contains a rich reservoir of liquid SCOBY, helping to jumpstart the fermentation process, and acts as a protective shield against unwanted contaminants. Plus, its aesthetic appeal and the sense of connection it fosters with the art of brewing make it a valuable addition to any kombucha enthusiast's toolkit.

So, the next time you embark on your kombucha brewing adventure, don't overlook the power of the SCOBY Mat. Embrace this living Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast, and you'll be well on your way to creating consistently delicious and healthful batches of kombucha that will leave your taste buds and gut smiling. Cheers to the SCOBY Mat!

[auroraborus]

better avoid the SCOBY altogether, then

your sourdough starter fucking bit me

[moldyyeast]

scoby patches!

[jadeannbyrne]

La Cuillère Graisseuse Presents: Jade Ann Byrne’s Slimy Supper Sorcery – An Ethical Adoption Guide to Fermented Familiars

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[tabchillidubai]

Easy Kombucha Recipe: Brew Your Own Healthy Tea at Home in Dubai

Kombucha is a fizzy, tangy, and refreshing fermented tea drink that has taken the health world by storm. Packed with probiotics, antioxidants, and natural energy, this fermented beverage supports gut health and overall wellness. The best part? Brewing kombucha at home is easy, fun, and rewarding—especially when you can create your own flavors. Whether you’re just starting or searching for high-quality Kombucha SCOBY in Dubai, this complete step-by-step guide will help you brew like a pro.

Why Brew Kombucha at Home? Home-brewing kombucha allows you to control the ingredients, tailor the flavor, and save money compared to store-bought versions. Plus, the brewing process is simple, requiring just a few ingredients and basic kitchen tools.

What You’ll Need to Brew KombuchaBefore diving into the steps, make sure you’ve got these essential ingredients and tools ready:

Ingredients: Black or Green Tea – 4-5 tea bags or 2 tbsp of loose-leaf tea. (Black tea is most popular.) White Granulated Sugar – 1 cup to feed the SCOBY. Filtered Water – 3.5 liters (about 14 cups). Starter Tea – 1 cup of unflavored kombucha (from a previous batch or raw store-bought kombucha). SCOBY – The Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast. It’s essential for fermentation. If you're in Dubai, quality matters—source your SCOBY from a reliable supplier like Tabchilli.

Equipment: A large pot 1-gallon wide-mouth glass jar Wooden spoon Breathable cloth or paper towel with a rubber band Airtight glass bottles for storing your finished kombucha

Step-by-Step Kombucha Brewing Process

Step 1: Brew the Sweet Tea Boil 3.5 liters of filtered water in a pot. Once boiling, turn off the heat and steep your tea (black or green) for about 10–15 minutes. Remove the tea bags and stir in 1 cup of sugar until it fully dissolves. This sweet tea will feed your SCOBY during fermentation.

Step 2: Cool Down the Tea Let the tea cool completely to room temperature. Never add your SCOBY to hot tea—it can kill the live cultures.

Step 3: Add Starter Tea and SCOBY Once the tea is cool, pour it into your clean glass jar. Add 1 cup of plain kombucha starter tea. Gently place your SCOBY on top. It may float, sink, or tilt—it’s all normal.

Step 4: Ferment Cover the jar with a breathable cloth secured with a rubber band. Place the jar in a warm, shaded area (21°C to 24°C) for 7–10 days. Dubai’s heat can speed up fermentation, so start tasting your kombucha around Day 5. When it’s tangy with a hint of sweetness, it’s ready.

Step 5: Remove SCOBY and Bottle Your Kombucha With clean hands, remove the SCOBY and place it in a bowl along with 1–2 cups of the brewed kombucha (you’ll use this as a starter for your next batch). Pour the remaining kombucha into airtight bottles, leaving about 1 inch of space at the top.

Step 6: Second Fermentation (Optional for Fizz) If you like your kombucha fizzy like soda, leave the bottled kombucha at room temperature for 2–3 days. Add natural flavors like ginger, berries, or citrus before sealing the bottles to create carbonation. Once fizzy, refrigerate and enjoy! Pro Tips for Brewing Kombucha in Dubai’s Climate Mind the Heat: Dubai’s high temperatures can accelerate fermentation. To prevent over-fermenting, place your brew in an air-conditioned or shaded area and taste it daily from Day 5 onward. Use Filtered Water: Tap water may contain chlorine or other chemicals that harm your SCOBY. Always use filtered or bottled water. Start with a Healthy SCOBY: A thick, rubbery, light-colored SCOBY ensures a successful brew. For fresh, active SCOBY in Dubai, choose trusted local suppliers like Tabchilli.

Start Brewing with Tabchilli – Your Kombucha Partner in Dubai If you’re ready to begin your kombucha brewing journey, Tabchilli has everything you need: High-Quality SCOBYs in Dubai – Fresh, active cultures ideal for beginners and pros. Kombucha Starter Kits – Everything you need in one convenient package. Workshops & Community Support – Join hands-on kombucha-making classes and get expert guidance.

Home-brewing kombucha is more than a health trend—it’s a sustainable, enjoyable ritual. Whether you want to improve your digestion, try new flavors, or enjoy a refreshing homemade beverage, kombucha is the perfect choice.

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