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  • Nem Chua

    Raw pork cured with garlic, chilli and rice, soured in banana leaf in days. A fermented & pickled recipe from…

  • Njeguški sir

    Cow’s-milk cheese from Njeguši, sometimes kept in oil. A cheese & dairy recipe from Montenegro.

  • Nono

    Fulani soured milk, sharp and thick, sold in calabashes and drunk with millet. A fermented & pickled recipe from Mali.

  • Nuoc Mam

    Amber fish sauce pressed from anchovies salted in wooden barrels for a year. 1 hour to prepare. About 2 litres.…

  • Ntoba mbodi

    Cassava leaves fermented in leaf parcels then steamed, sharp and strong smelling. A fermented & pickled recipe from Republic of…

  • Nukazuke

    Vegetables buried in a live rice-bran bed; sour, salty, faintly effervescent. A fermented & pickled recipe from Japan.

  • Ogiri

    Ash-grey paste of fermented melon or castor seeds, ferociously pungent in soups. A fermented & pickled recipe from Nigeria.

  • Ogórki kiszone

    Salt-brined dill cucumbers, sour and cloudy, eaten with vodka or bread. A fermented & pickled recipe from Poland.

  • Oka cheese

    Semi-soft washed-rind cow’s cheese, pungent and nutty, from a Quebec village. A cheese & dairy recipe from Canada.

  • Oi Sobagi

    Cucumbers slit and stuffed with chive-chili filling, a fast summer kimchi. A fermented & pickled recipe from South Korea.