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Kimchi Recipe


Kimchi Recipe
korean staple-they eat it 3 times a day

Robertg

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Ingredients
  • 1 large or 2 small heads of chinese celery or napa cabbage
  • 6 cloves of garlic-mashed and minced
  • 6 green tailed onions- split length wise and cut 1" long
  • 2 Tbs. fresh ginger-grated-can add julian green pepper-carrots and celery-in other words any vegetable you choose
  • 1 cup plus 3 tsp. salt
  • 1 tsp. accent
  • 3 tsp. cayanne pepper
  • 3 tsp. sugar

Directions
  1. cut cabbage into bite size pieces and place in a large bowl.cover with water and add 1 cup salt and weigh down with a plate and a large can of vegetables to keep cabbage submurged, for 2 hours
  2. rince cabbage and mix in all of your choice of vegetables
  3. add rest of the salt,accent,cayanne pepper and sugar,toss well
  4. place everything in a large mouth jar and add just enough water to cover .cap tightly and store in a warm place for 3 days- taste and if ready store in the refrigerator.

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I can't believe it! A few months back I didn't know what Kimchi (Kimchee) was...now, I have - yet another - great recipe for it :) Goes with my Bulgogi (Korean BBQ Beef...) Thank you for posting this, RobertG.


When I first got married, my husband always ate this and I wouldn't touch the stuff, now I LOVE it! The spicier the better!


I love kimchi and will try to make this at home. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe!


This knocks the socks off my regular (borrowed from Tyler Florence recipe) preparation. Love Kimchi and the spicier the better. I have a jar in the fridge of the inferior stuff.....I'm going to mince it, add some more pepper and use it as a topping for hot dogs. Then I'll make your version for a good spicy fix.


Never hear of it but this sounds really good!


I made this over the weekend. It was very good, although I have one minor suggestion: I packed it all in to one large jar and when I tried to open it, it fizzed and scared the heck out of me - like it was going to explode. So you may want to leave a good inch or two from the top to allow for the gases that will build up during the pickling process. And add WAY more cayenne pepper - this should be spicy, right? Or maybe I just like it hotter than most. Thanks for this post!


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