STEP 1/11
Two 4-kilogram boxes of young radishes.
The young radish is short
I think I bought the light stem one well.
STEP 2/11
Cut the roots on the cutting board
The leaves are divided into quarters
Leave the last leaf as the soup
I didn't put it in.
STEP 3/11
It's two layers of ugly face.
It's light and delicious
There's a lot of soil
It wasn't easy to clean.
I've been grooming myself.
I left the last leaf for soup, too.
STEP 4/11
Pour 1L of water into the grinder
I'm going to mix it up.
Sprinkle 3 cups of salt evenly
So that it's well marinated
Mix it.
I left it like this for 2 hours.
STEP 5/11
I'm going to wash it off gently.
I shook it about five times and washed it clean.
But if you wash the young radishes
The young radish smells green
Even if you make young radish kimchi, it tastes less delicious.
You have to be careful with care.
STEP 6/11
I'm going to wash it off and take it out.
While kimchi is being pickled
I picked flour glue.
3L of water and 5 tablespoons of glutinous rice flour
I boiled it.
Let's leave the flour mixture cool.
STEP 7/11
It's red pepper.
Half of them are cheongyang peppers, so it's spicy.
I'll cut it in a food processor.
The chives are half-and-half-dan.
I cut it a little shorter than the length of young radishes.
3 cups of red pepper, 1 cup of sand lance extract
STEP 8/11
2 cups of red pepper powder, 1 cup of plum extract,
8 tablespoons of garlic, 2 tablespoons of ginger,
3 tablespoons of salted shrimp,
two tablespoons of sugar
STEP 9/11
Add flour paste and 1L of water
With 2 cups of salt
Mix the sauce evenly.
STEP 10/11
Yeol-moo-gal-mul-Kimchi. (Korean traditional kimchi)
Mix them evenly with the sauce.
STEP 11/11
I put a lot of headache in it's good
Leave at room temperature for about 20 hours
After ripening
I put it in the kimchi refrigerator.