STEP 1/13
Peel the radish with a potato knife and prepare it.
Prepare 1/3 cup vinegar, 1 cup cider, 1/3 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon red pepper powder, 1 tablespoon salt, and half a tablespoon ginger powder.
STEP 2/13
Cut the peeled radish into three pieces.
Cut the radish into 3 pieces and cut it into 3 pieces.
STEP 3/13
Take one of them like a picture
STEP 4/13
If you just move it away with a potato knife, it looks good because the shape and size of the radish are evenly cut, and it's also good because it's evenly salted when it's pickled.
STEP 5/13
Add two handfuls of thick salt to the sliced radish, mix well, and marinate it for 30 minutes to an hour.
I think I marinated it for about 40 minutes.
STEP 6/13
After a while, wash the pickled radish in running water a couple of times and strain it through a sieve.
STEP 7/13
First, add a cup of cider and 1/3 cup of sugar and mix well.
STEP 8/13
Next, mix 1/3 cup vinegar, 1 tablespoon salt, 1 tablespoon red pepper powder, and half a tablespoon ginger powder.
STEP 9/13
I don't have fine red pepper powder at home, so I put in thick red pepper powder, and it doesn't look very good. LOL
STEP 10/13
Place the finished pickled radish in a kimchi container or glass bottle and cook at room temperature for half a day.
(The radishes are so thin, and it's hot these days, so half a day is enough!)
STEP 11/13
Sour and ripe radish pickles for half a day
Maybe it's because the red pepper powder is soggy, but the visuals are much better than before
STEP 12/13
I eat pickled radish with 8 degree bibimmyeon, young radish bibimbap, and meat.
The honey taste is not that good
STEP 13/13
Naengmyeon partner, pickled radish! I should eat naengmyeon for dinner tonight, right?
Cold mulnaeng and spicy bibimnaeng with lots of pickled radish.
It's really good!