Pickled Coriander

by Qiuyue0815

4.6 (1)
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Difficulty

Easy

Time

48h

Serving

5

Coriander... What is coriander? I can't read either of these words.
(Yan sui) Coriander! Coriander is coriander.
Nani, it's coriander.
The scientific name of coriander is cilantro!
When I was young, I always saw the elders dry and preserve the cilantro. When they were eating, they grabbed some, rubbed them 8 times to form a froth, and then drank some oil and seasoned the cilantro to eat with rice. Coriander is basically eaten fresh now. But occasionally if you buy too much, just pickle it, which is also convenient to eat, especially for noodles, which has a strong aroma.
The method is not technical, just treat it as a small share.

Ingredients

Pickled Coriander

1. Wash the coriander

2. Cut into small pieces

3. Toss with salt

4. Put the mixed coriander in an oil-free container, and add some salt at the end

5. Use a smooth stone to press the coriander (the stone is not necessary), and keep it in the refrigerator

6. The stones can be taken out at any time and turned over with oil-free chopsticks

7. You can eat it after marinating for 2 days

Tips:

Don’t pick too much each time. Bi Jing’s pickles are too salty. Now it is recommended to eat lighter ones.

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