Use 1/2 cup canning/pickling salt to one gallon water.
Be sure to remove any scum that accumulates. Keep submurged and covered. It will take about six weeks to ferment. Try to keep the brine as close to 70 degrees as posssible.
Do not use any salt substitutes. The canning salt is pure salt, no additives to it.
Be sure to remove any scum that accumulates. Keep submurged and covered. It will take about six weeks to ferment. Try to keep the brine as close to 70 degrees as posssible.
Do not use any salt substitutes. The canning salt is pure salt, no additives to it.
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