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Category

Korean, Side Dishes

Specialty

Everyday Menu, Vegetarian, Raw Food,

Tags

Kimchi Recipe, How to make kimchi, how to cook kimchi, side dish recipe, korean food recipes

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Preparation Time :
Cooking Time :
Serves : 4

Description

Pickles Vegetables usually made of white mustard, cabbage, radish, cucumber, with spices : salt, garlic, ginger, and red chilli powder. Kimchi used in korea as side dish or appetizers. Kimchi can be eat directly after cooking or kept in a long time as food supply in cold season.

Preparation

Ingredients

800 g  whole white mustard
1000 ml water
200 g salt
125 g radish
25 g lettuce
15 g green onion

Spice I : ( refine )
5 clove garlic
5 cm ginger
50 g onion
3 g red chilli
125 ml air

Spice II : ( mix )
50 g shrimp pickles ( saujeot )
60 g chilli powder
1 tablespoon glutinous rice flour, dissolve  in 100 ml water
50 g salt
15 g sugar

How Tos & Summary

Cooking Steps

Separate white mustard for each sheet. Mix water and salt. Soak the mustard into salt solution until wilt ( 6 - 8 hours), leak. Wash under flowing water, squeeze the water then leak.

Peel radish, slice size of match stick, left aside. Cut lettuce, and green onion with size of 4 cm, left aside.

Mix radish, lettuce, and green onion with Spice I and Spice II, stir well.

Open sheet of mustard, put 1 - 2 tablespoon mixed sliced vegetables together with spices on top of mustard. Roll the mustard until bunged up. Put mustard in bunged up place and keep in refrigerator for 2 -3 days until wilt.
 

Summary

The long you keep it the tastier.

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Joined: 10-Dec-2008

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