STEP 1/9
I prepared 6 medium-sized radishes and washed them thoroughly with the skin If you peel it, the radish will soften
STEP 2/9
I'm going to remove the ends of the radish and cut it into cubes
STEP 3/9
I put the sweetener and salt on it. After an hour, I flipped it over and marinated it for 2 hours If there's sugar in it, the radish can be softened
STEP 4/9
Put the pickled radish for 2 hours and put it in a big bowl
STEP 5/9
Put half of the water from the radish itself into the pickled radish and mix it with red pepper powder
STEP 6/9
Minced garlic, plum extract, anchovy sauce, and chili powder. If you add plum extract, it's sweet and doesn't fade easily
STEP 7/9
I put sliced onions. Originally, I ground onions, but this time, I sliced them As the onion is fermented, it gives off a pungent taste
STEP 8/9
Add chopped chives, mix them slightly, and store them in a container without opening the kimchi container before the kkakdugi is cooked If you open the lid before it's cooked, it doesn't have a pungent taste
STEP 9/9
The cold kkakdugi soup is also made by itself and it gets more soup as it cooks
Sweeteners make the soup taste crunchy