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I'll try cooking them some time. They only sit for 24 hours and the fermented taste is not overpowering (I've let some sourdough starter sit too long on the cou
by lapetitejort 4y ago
I'll try cooking them some time. They only sit for 24 hours and the fermented taste is not overpowering (I've let some sourdough starter sit too long on the countertop and know what that smells like). The oats are completely soft though, as if just boiled. I tried adding steel cut oats, but they're too thick to soften overnight. For flavor I add a pinch of salt, nuts, and raisins.
Do you cook the raw beans before mixing with the starter? Or cook afterward? Is the bean starter raw or cooked?
- nanomonkey 4y agoI cook afterwards. The bean starter raw, it contains live bacteria and yeast that help to break down non digestible starches, etc. There are similar methodologies where you ferment cooked legumes, like making natto, miso or tempe. These do similar things but have entirely different flavors.