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When making kimchi, dry radish leaves. (2 to 3 weeks...)...It depends on your environment.)
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If you dry it for two to three weeks, the radish dried radish leaves will be deliciously dried green.
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Soak it in water and sing it.
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When it boils with plenty of water, boil the pickled radish well, put it in a pot or put it in a large bowl for about a day, wash it, and boil it well for about a day.
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The next day, boil the dried radish leaves boiled in boiling water the previous day, leave them for a few hours, wash them, and boil them again.
Leave it there for a few hours, then boil it again and trim it.
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My third life is dried radish greens.
Wash it until no dirt or foreign substances come out.
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It's better to soak it in water until the smell is gone.
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Cut the radish with scissors or a knife.
* Kitchen scissors are more convenient than knives.
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Remove the tail, wash it, put it in a basket, and remove the water.
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Squeeze the water, put it in a plastic pack for one-time use, store it in the freezer, and eat it.
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There are times when the dried radish leaves get tough.
In this case, you can peel it or cut it into small pieces and cook it.
- Boil dried radish greens thoroughly and soak them in water to get rid of the unique smell.
- When cooking dried radish leaves, peel dried radish leaves if it is tough. (Think of it if you cut it into small pieces.)