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Crazy Korean Cooking Premium Kimchi, Sauerkraut Fermentation and Storage Container with Inner Vacuum Lid (3.4L (0.9 Gal) Sandy Brown)

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Everything you need to know about how to make kimchi! With this small batch recipe, you’ll find it not that diffi cult to make good authentic kimchi at home. I still have some of the paste and I’m thinking of using for the huge amount of broccoli stems I have in the fridge that my children refuse to eat. For the rice glue, you can definitely use that instead of the leftover rice. I would suggest to use about 1/2 cup for this recipe. Color: The color should be vibrant and bright. The red color of the chili flakes should be prominent.

I usually make it with 5 – 10 heads (pogi) of cabbages at a time because we eat it every day. Also, I provide regular supply to my grown-up children. Both my mother and mother-in-law did that for us for a long time, so I am gladly continuing the tradition. If you can’t find these sauces, substitute with Thai or Vietnamese fish sauce, but reduce the amount by 25%.This first step is essential for a couple of reasons: 1) It kills off any harmful bacteria that may be in the vegetable, leaving room for the good bacteria, aka Lactobacillus, to grow during the lacto-fermentation process that gives kimchi its distinct, pleasurable tang. 2) It also removes water from the cell walls, which aids in preservation later and, more importantly, in flavor. I've always thought of it as: less water means more concentrated cabbage taste (plus, the sauce will penetrate better). Extra large mixing bowl: You will need it to soak the cabbage with salt. You could even use your kitchen sink.

Mix well to coat the cabbage with the seasoning paste. (Wear kitchen rubber gloves to protect your hands from getting stained or smelly.) The taste of kimchi varies widely, depending on the quality, type and ratio of the seasoning ingredients. Each Korean household has its own recipes, often driven by the regional flavors of their hometown. I find myself making it differently each time.Combine onion, garlic, ginger, apple (or pear), sugar, Korean anchovy sauce, salted shrimp, and cooked rice (or other choice of starch) in a blender. Use a whole head of Asian napa cabbage if you want to make it traditional. If Asian napa cabbage is not available in your area, try green cabbage kimchi using this recipe. It will have a different texture and taste, but it makes its own unique kimchi. 2. Korean coarse sea salt Use good quality Korean chili flakes (gochugaru) for making kimchi paste. You want your kimchi to look its bright and vibrant red color.

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