Kimchi Soy
1.
Soybeans are soaked in water one night in advance.
2.
Soybeans rose significantly the next day.
3.
Wash the soybeans and put them in water. After the water is boiled, cook for about 50 minutes. The cooking time is adjusted according to the softness and hardness you like.
4.
Prepare your favorite kimchi. Today, I prepared pickled carrots, pickled ginger and pickled peppers. I also prepared some fresh cucumbers, all of which were diced.
5.
The cooked soybeans drain the water and let cool.
6.
Prepare kimchi water.
7.
Pour the diced vegetables into the soybeans.
8.
Pour in kimchi water and it's OK, you can add some chili oil to taste even better.
Tips:
Ingredients: assorted kimchi, soybeans, cucumber seasoning: kimchi water and chili oil. The kimchi and soybeans that can't be eaten can be sealed and stored in the refrigerator. When you want to eat, pour out some chili oil. The taste is great.
1. The kimchi post I posted before is my mother's recipe. I thought that kimchi water would also be used for food, so when I made it again this time, I changed the tap water to mineral water, and I was worried about whether it would be because of the change of water. After that, the kimchi water will become squeamish, which is okay for now.
2. When making kimchi water this time, some white wine was added. White wine not only has aroma, but also prevents blooming, but the amount is not large and the taste is good. The amount is estimated, and there is no specific weighing.
3. The cucumbers I added today are fresh cucumbers. If you want to soak cucumbers, remember not to put the cucumbers directly in your kimchi jar, but scoop some kimchi water out to soak them separately, because cucumbers are easy to spoil the salt water.
4. Now there is tender ginger, you must buy some to soak it. The soaked ginger is great to eat directly. It is used to fry shredded pork and the taste is superb.