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Prepare cabbage, the main ingredient.
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Peel off about two layers of outer skin.
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Cut the soft cabbage in half with a knife.
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Rather than cutting in a hurry at once, calmly cut it and add strength little by little.
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Cut it into 6 pieces, and then cut the wick in the center of the floor.
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Trim all the rest of the cabbages.
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It's time to cut the cabbage I organized, but I used it because I had a shredder. You may use a chopping knife.
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You can shred all the cabbages.
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I'll add 2 spoons of salt and pickle it for a while.
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Just add salt and mix it for a while, and you'll be out of breath. Leave it like this for a while.
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I'll make pickled sauce. Prepare a generous bowl.
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One and a half cups of vinegar in a paper cup
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Add half a cup of water.
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a spoonful of sugar
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A caraway called quimmel adds 1/2 teaspoon and mixes the sugar to dissolve well.
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Garlic, ginger, and cilantro powder may be omitted, but if you have one, it's good to add a pinch each.
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Press down on the pickled cabbage with your hands.
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If you press it like you're squeezing it, water forms like this.
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Pickled cabbage is halved in amount.
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Pour the pickled cabbage into the pickled cabbage.
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Add 1/2 teaspoon of pepper.
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The sour German cabbage salad is complete!
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It's good to prepare a disinfected glass bottle and put it in.
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Four medium glass bottles are full.
It's important to squeeze the cabbage. The cabbage becomes translucent through the squeezing process, so you can taste the chewy texture of the cabbage :) The sour salad will stimulate your appetite!