LAB are also responsible for the malolactic fermentation process in wine production, and the fermenting of salted cabbage to sauerkraut.

This allows all activities involved in the production of chocolate to be local, from the planting and growing of the cocoa trees to the fermenting of the fresh cocoa beans to the processing of chocolate.

"While I was reading about these events, I bought a compilation of Jelly Roll Morton recordings and it made me think about the way the emergence of jazz paralleled the fermenting of those political ideas.

Mass of the Fermenting Dregs was formed in 2002 in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, with the original all-female lineup of Natsuko Miyamoto, Chiemi Ishimoto and Reiko Gotoh.

It must be fermented in the bottle for at least another four months.

Fermenting the juice was a way to make it last.

It is then fermented for 12 hours and sold on the streets.

Then it ferments and bottles a few more times during the year.

The total time for fermenting and brewing is 4 weeks.

They are fermented for a week in large plastic containers.

It took a day and a half just to ferment the cornmeal.

If the temperature is too low the beer will stop fermenting.

Trouble must have been fermenting for a long time before I had a hint of it.

One of the very nice things about fruit is that it will often ferment all on its own.

But fermenting will not produce enough glue for commercial use.

Often the mixture would ferment or even mold as the summer went by.

Or, my contents could ferment and cause me to burst.

It was harder to guess ingredients when they were fermented.

This bread is then fermented in a proprietary month long process.

The mix fermented in only a few days of warm sunshine.

This color comes from fermenting white grapes on their skins.

Furthermore, he had been fermenting trouble among the lower classes.

Also, it is fermented for several days as opposed to being boiled.

There is fuel in every bit of vegetable matter that can be fermented.

True wine is made by fermenting grapes, and perhaps other fruit.

Ordinarily the experience of being somewhere new would have fermented over time and then become a piece much later.

It is thought the nectar in these flowers had fermented.

They are steamed for about five minutes before either drying or fermenting.

There was something fermenting in the boy, John thought.

The world must know how important ferments are in its life.

It is not hard to see why the question should cause so much ferment.

Yet this is also a time of ferment for arts education.

Within a quarter of an hour the town was in a ferment.

But the evil was, in the ferment of the mind.

Given ferment in the field, what can we learn from these houses today?

It was a center of cultural ferment, the most famous black community in America.

The service is in ferment at the moment, the knives are out.

The political ferment no doubt has a number of causes.

What does all of this ferment mean for multimedia development?

And how are we to get him past the gates, with the town in this ferment?

He could not move, though in him worked a ferment to be up and running, away from this mad place.

It was a time of political ferment that affected college and law school life.

"I am still a bit of the ferment, you see," he wrote a little later.

There is clearly a lot of ferment in their ranks.

The political ferment in the eastern regions, however, was something else.

Still, it remains unclear where the current ferment will lead.

And education experts say such ferment is behind the experiments going on all across the country.

It was a place filled with political ferment and passion.

The push to the center, however, was only part of the ideological ferment.

It is a sign of extraordinary ferment in the justice system.

Iranian society as we see it today, therefore, is in ferment.

The results are likely to usher in a new period of democratic ferment.

They were held at a distance by the religious ferment around Paul's leadership.

And now the outcome of that creative ferment will be on view.