[simple Kimchi Recipe] ----you Can Enjoy The Hot and Sour Kimchi Taste without Going Out
1.
Rinse the surface of the cabbage with water first.
2.
Cut each cabbage with a knife, usually 4 servings are enough. Wash the cabbage again.
3.
Fill the jar with 1/2 tap water and add half of the salt. (I used the water from the last kimchi this time and mixed it with some new tap water.)
4.
Put the cabbage in. After putting it, you can put some garlic, ginger, and small peppers with the stems. Add the remaining salt on top.
5.
Because mine is a traditional kimchi jar, it cannot be completely sealed. So finally fill the edge of the disaster jar with water, so that the inside can be sealed and air cannot enter. The water on this side usually needs to be replaced every few days, it will be dry or dirty.
6.
It can be taken out and eaten after it is ready for at least ten days. But remember to keep your hands clean and free of oil and smell. After taking it out, put it on a plate and thoroughly wash two waters with clean water to wash away some of the salt inside.
7.
After washing, find a chopping board and knife for cutting cooked food, and chop up kimchi.
8.
Chopped kimchi.
9.
Add a little sugar, light soy sauce, cooking oil, garlic and chopped peppers to the cut kimchi.
10.
Stir it with chopsticks, seal it with a crisper, and put it in the refrigerator. Take some in a bowl when you want to eat. However, even the Korean kimchi bought outside will become sour every day after opening, so you have to eat it within a few days.
Tips:
1: When making kimchi (in fact, soak beans or pickles, etc.), you need to avoid oily fishy. If it is oily, it is easy to break, or it has a strange smell when it is made.
2: Also prevent air from entering the jar. If it is made with a traditional kimchi jar, water should be poured into the edge of the jar regularly.
3: After the kimchi is ready, you can send porridge, or make side dishes during daily cooking, the flavor is better.
4: If the kimchi made for the first time is eaten, the acidic water in the jar can still be used, but when making the second kimchi, you need to add an appropriate amount of salt. I usually use the water twice and then pour it out and clean the jars and start again.