Bayberry Fermented
1.
Soak the glutinous rice in water overnight to let the rice soak up
2.
Soak the glutinous rice in water overnight to let the rice soak up
3.
Fresh bayberry
4.
When steaming the rice, wash the fresh bayberry and blanch it in boiling water for sterilization.
5.
Put the blanched bayberry in a bowl that has been sterilized with boiling water. I use a sealed bowl directly, which is convenient for fermentation. The spoon should also be disinfected. Use a spoon to remove the red bayberry core and mash the bayberry meat. The temperature of the bayberry is also dried to about 30 degrees
6.
Pour the cold rice into the bayberry and mix evenly so that the rice grains are dispersed
7.
Pour the cold rice into the bayberry and mix evenly so that the rice grains are dispersed
8.
Arrange the mixed rice on the surface, shake a nest with clean and sterilized chopsticks in the middle
9.
Pour in a little cold water (about 40 grams)
10.
The lid is sealed, it is summer, and the room temperature is around 28 degrees. You don’t need to keep warm, just leave it at room temperature. Fermentation day and night, the fermented wine is basically fine
11.
Seeing that the wine is coming out of it, and the rice is floating on it, the brewing is successful. It's best to eat it as soon as possible after it's done, because there are fruits, and the wine will not taste good if it is over-fermented.
12.
It is the most original and delicious to eat directly in a bowl. It can also be added to yogurt and tastes excellent.
Tips:
All utensils must be oil-free, disinfected with boiling water before use!