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Step 1
Trim the woody ends off the asparagus so that they fit into a quart sized mason jar.
Step 2
Fill the jar with the asparagus, then push the garlic cloves into the jar.
Step 3
Mix the water and salt to make a brine, and pour over the asparagus, making sure to cover all of the veggies. You may need to make a little more brine at a ratio of 3/4 Tbsp salt to 1 cup water in order to fill the jar.
Step 4
Weigh the asparagus down with some kind of weight so that they stay under the brine.
Step 5
Cover the jar with a clean towel and secure with a rubber band (you can alternatively use an airlock system if you have one, but it's not necessary).
Step 6
Set in a cool and dark place for 1-2 weeks to ferment. Taste the veggies, and when they are to your liking they are done!
Step 7
Cover with a lid and store in the refrigerator.
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