Guest guest Posted December 30, 2004 Report Share Posted December 30, 2004 A week ago I mixed 2 capfuls of EM concentrate into 12 ounces of storebought all-natural picante sauce. I capped the jar with a canning lid, not tightening down the ring, and placed it in my oven which stays at about 80F. The jar did not get shaken while I was away for the week. After getting back home I looked and saw a solid layer of short fuzzy gray-green mold on the top of the picante sauce. Could this be the actinomycete (ray fungi bacteria) that is part of the EM or just a yucky mold that ruined my chunky picante sauce? It was covered with a lid that could let excess CO2 out, but not let air in. Are tomatos prone to mold? Did I ferment too long? Would it have worked better if I had used Activated EM instead? Darrell Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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