Kimchi fermentation primarily produces carbon dioxide (CO2) as a gas. This occurs due to the activity of lactic acid bacteria, which break down sugars in the vegetables, leading to the production of lactic acid and CO2. The carbon dioxide contributes to the tangy flavor and effervescence of kimchi. Additionally, small amounts of other gases, like hydrogen and methane, may be produced during fermentation.
No, pickling is a type of seasoning. These seasonings are not used in kimchi. Kimchi is made through fermentation.
Chlorine gas is produced.
Chlorine gas is produced.
A salt. The type of salt depends on the type of acid.
Kimchi is type of dish that is normally enjoyed in Korea. Kimchi is in fact Korea's national dish. It's spicy and fermented cabbage that has both a strong smell and taste.
Traditional kimchi is made with a type of chili pepper called gochugaru.
A Kimchi recipe is a special recipe to cook Kimchi. Kimchi itself is a Korean food made out of many vegetables and many spices. It is very tasty and savory, and has been a part of Korean culture and traditions for a long time.
Oxygen gas is produced. Carbon dioxide is utilized
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Most kimchi is not vegetarian as it's made with bonito (a type of fish), however, with a little effort you can find versions without bonito in many Korean type markets. No it's not. Kimchi is a Korean way of eating. Kimchi is food that is made out of fermented vegetables; and made with seafood, vitamins, and essential minerals.Baechu however, is the same thing a Kimchi but instead of the seafood; and simple meats added for some, they go more cabbage based and replace the seafood with cabbage instead.
Continuous spectrum.
Continuous spectrum.