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The green part of the radish left after making Nabak kimchi.
Prepare chives, red pepper powder, sugar, and salt.
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Cut the radish into pieces the size of a finger..
Cut it vertically.
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The reason why you cut the radish vertically is that the texture is better.
* Cut it into thin slices.
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It came out as a bowl of rice, 3 to 3 and a half bowls.
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Put it in a bowl and add 1/2 spoon of sugar to soak the seasoning first.
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Add 1 spoonful of salt.
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I'm going to use my hands to season the radish well..I'll mix it..
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After 15 minutes... You can see that the radish is dead and pickled.
* It can vary depending on the thickness of salt, sugar, and radish.
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When the radish is pickled, the moisture of the radish is formed like this.
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If you like the soup of radish salad, you can season it as it is.
I left just a little bit.
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Prepare the seasoning to the side of the pickled bowl.
Add red pepper powder, minced garlic, and chives.
* Red pepper powder is different from house to house.. Adjust as you put it in little by little.
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If you want the radish salad to taste sour, you can add a spoonful of vinegar.
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Season pickled radish with seasoning.
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Look at the liver and control it..
(Salt + sugar + red pepper powder)
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Add sesame salt and mix it again.
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Put it in a bowl.
- I think radish salad tastes better when it's a little thin.
- I didn't rinse the radish after soaking it in sugar and salt.
- Radish salad is delicious because the green side has a strong sweetness is strong.
- Autumn radishes and stored radishes are delicious, but if you make raw vegetables with summer radishes, it may not taste good.