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>Does kippered herring (in wine or sour cream) count at a form of fermented

>raw fish?

How does one go about kippering? If it uses alcohol or vinegar rather than

lacto-bacteria or other beneficial organisms then it wouldn't. (I love

kippers, so I'd love to make some healthy ones.)

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I think this is your answer. got the info from

http://www.isleofmankippers.com/kippers-main.htm

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- Kippers are smoked herring. Once in the factory, they are split along the

back from head to tail, gutted, cleaned and soaked in a brine mixture. The

herring are then put on to tenter hooks, hung on racks and smoked in big

smoking kilns. Each batch of Kippers are smoked according to the size of the

fish and their oil content

The origin of the kippering process is uncertain, but development in Peel,

on the Island's northern coast in the 1870's, indicates the earliest date.

Some believe the inspiration for kippering might lie in split-smoked finnan

haddock processing. -

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> Does kippered herring (in wine or sour cream) count at a form of fermented

> raw fish?

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> Kris , gardening in northwest Ohio

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My mistake. I didn't mean 'kippered' herring - that's the stuff in a can. I

mean herring in a jar in wine or sour cream that you find in the

refrigerated section of the grocery store.

Peace,

Kris , gardening in northwest Ohio

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Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 12:40 AM

Subject: herring in sour cream

> Does kippered herring (in wine or sour cream) count at a form of fermented

> raw fish?

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> Peace,

> Kris , gardening in northwest Ohio

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