STEP 1/12
The garlic is here
I ordered two keys
STEP 2/12
I poured water into the sink and made it clean I washed it again under running water like washing lettuce leaves
It's labor to wash each sheet
STEP 3/12
And shake it off and put it in a strainer to remove the excess liquid
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And make pickles
Primary Water: Soy Sauce: Vinegar: Plum Extract
The ratio was 2:1:1:1
2 liters: 1 liter: 0.5 liters: 0.5 liters
STEP 5/12
Then, boil it
Then, let it cool down
STEP 6/12
Put the garlic from the tray into the container one by one
I disinfected the kimchi container and used it
Then, pour the pickles that are still warm
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It's not a pressing poison, so press it with a heavy stone so that the leaves don't float The pickles don't all come up, but it's okay I know it's going to sink to death
STEP 8/12
Cover and leave at room temperature for one day
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It's been a day since I opened it, and it's soaked a lot
a second pickle
Pour out the pickles and boil it. Then, add sugar
Add a cup of mixed coffee paper
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Then, cool it completely and pour it over the garlic and put it in the refrigerator or kimchi refrigerator
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And I took it out 10 days later It's not fully matured, but it looks like it's been pickled
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It's a perfect combination of pork belly with garlic leaves and meat
1. If the container for wild garlic is a hot-water glass container, pour it right away when the pickles are hot
2. If you don't like sweet things, you don't have to put sugar in the second pickle