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Gimjang-kimchi (Korea) (Joseon Dynasty royal kitchens): Whole napa cabbage cores wrapped in mustard leaves for staged fermentation
Tsukemono-zushi (Japan) (Edo period preservation method): Persimmon leaves impart tannins that prevent rice spoilage
Sarmale (Romania) (Dacian fermentation traditions): Wild grape leaves control lactic acid development in meat-stuffed parcels
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