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Which practice is most likely to give a sauerkraut with poor flavour but no obvious spoilage?

  • A.Fermenting warm, so the early stage is skipped
  • B.Keeping the cabbage fully submerged throughout
  • C.Salting evenly at the recommended concentration
  • D.Fermenting at a cool, steady room temperature

Answer: A

A warm fermentation lets the acid-producing lactobacilli overtake the Leuconostoc stage, so the mixed products that round out the flavour are never made. The kraut is safe and sour but comparatively harsh and one-dimensional.

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