Southern Culture on the Fizz

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fermentation metabolism
fermentation recipes
fermentation safety
fermentation science
fermented beverages
fermented dairy
Fermented foods and beverages
fermented meats
fermented vegetables
glycolysis
gut microbial health
gut microbiome
health impacts of fermented foods
history of fermentation in the South
how beer led to modern civilization
kefir
lactic acid fermentation
mold ferments
moonshine
Southern culinary culture
Tennessee whiskey
whiskey
wine
yeast ferments
yogurt

Product details

  • ISBN 9781469685410
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 31 May 2025
  • Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Paperback
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From beer and kombucha to hot sauce and kimchi, fermented foods and drinks are everywhere. Though it once might have felt like a fleeting trend, fermentation has a long culinary history, especially in the southern United States, where the hotter climate and agricultural tradition of the region helped foster the use of fermentation as a means of preserving foods. With Southern Culture on the Fizz, Brett Taubman offers an easy-to-use and fun fermentation guide, complete with fermentations that focus on southern ingredients. Each section provides in-depth coverage of the history of these ferments, the science behind the ferments, an overview of the current landscape of fermented products in the South, and a look to their future.

Filled with dozens of recipes, expert guidance on the process, and safety considerations, as well as the necessary equipment, this guide ensures readers have the information they need to start fermenting or take their fermentation game to the next level. This book also provides readers—novice and experienced fermenters alike—with the historical context and relevant scientific information lacking in other books and keeps them engaged from beginning to end.
Brett Taubman is professor in the Department of Chemistry and Fermentation Sciences and director of the Fermentation Sciences program at Appalachian State University.