Pickled Korean Spicy Cabbage
1.
Wash the Chinese cabbage and cut into quarters lengthwise;
2.
Pickle the cabbage with salt. When pickling, it is best to wipe each leaf of the vegetable with salt. You should not just wipe the outside, so that the inside will also be covered with salt;
3.
Peel and core the apples and pears and cut them into chunks;
4.
Put into the food processor, and also put the garlic leaves, garlic, dried pepper and ginger into the food processor;
5.
Turn on and beat into pulp;
6.
Put the beaten pulp in a large bowl, then add salt, sugar, fish sauce, high wine, chili powder and glutinous rice flour, and stir to form a sauce;
7.
Wear rubber gloves, open each leaf, and smear the sauce on the leaves of Chinese cabbage;
8.
Put the coated Chinese cabbage in a large compact box, keep it at room temperature for one day, and keep it in the refrigerator for 7 to 10 days.
Tips:
1. Add a little fish sauce to the seasoning sauce to add umami flavor. You can also add some dried shrimps;
2. Wear gloves and smear the sauce on the cabbage so that it won't be too spicy.