1 lb chinese cabbage
2 tbsp salt
4 cup cold water
2 cup very hot water
PICKLING MIXTURE
1 tbsp finely chopped garlic
1 tbsp finely chopped fresh ginger
1 tbsp finely chopped scallions
2 tsp finely chopped dried chile
2 tsp sugar
1 tbsp salt
A Recipe for
Spicy Korean Kim Chee
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SEPARATE THE LEAVES AND SPRINKLE them with the salt. Pour in the cold
water and allow them to stand in a cool place for 8 hours or
overnight. Rinse the cabbage well and squeeze out the excess liquid.
Boil the water and pour over the pickling mixture. Mix well and
combine with the cabbage leaves. Put the leaves with the pickling
mixture into a large glass bowl. You may have to cut the leaves in
half to make them fit. Cover the kimchi with plastic wrap and leave
in a cool place for about 2 days. Drain and cut the leaves into
bite-size pieces. Pack into a glass jar until ready to serve. Makes 1
Pound
Serves: 1
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