STEP 1/7
I'll try to make a good garlic leaf kimchi as a delicacy.
Put 2 to 3 tablespoons of vinegar in cold water and soak it for 10 minutes. When the soil subsides, rinse it three to four times to drain.
It's important to drain well. Don't pickle it with salt.
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Pour 3 cups of water into a pot, boil 1 kelp pack of anchovy, and make broth.
STEP 3/7
Cool down the anchovy kelp stock
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Make a sauce by adding 1+1/3 cup of red pepper powder, 4 tablespoons of anchovy sauce, 1 tablespoon of salted shrimp, 3 tablespoon of plum syrup, and 5 tablespoon of starch syrup.
If you add starch syrup without boiling grass soup, it's simple and viscous like grass soup. When you make green onion kimchi, it's convenient to put starch syrup instead of grass soup.
Instead of sugar, add plum extract to make it sweet. I don't add garlic because it's raw garlic
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Add the garlic leaves one at a time, add the sauce, and spread evenly
STEP 6/7
Put another batch on top of seasoned garlic leaves and season them.
It's similar to making green onion kimchi
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When putting it in a kimchi container, put the stem in an x-shape.
When the kimchi container is rectangular, it's good to put the stem in the opposite direction.
Because that's how you can hold it flat
The origin of Myeongi herb is that it brightens your ears when you eat it, and it is also called Myeongi herb because it is a grass that continued your life during Boritgogae Pass.
The leaves are bigger than garlic, but the taste and smell are similar to garlic. That's why it's also called mountain garlic.
Myeongi herb, like garlic, is good enough to be called a nutritional tonic that is helpful for anti-cancer action and good for fatigue recovery.
It has a lot of minerals and vitamins, so it helps strengthen immunity and relieve inflammation.
You can eat garlic leaves with raw vegetables and meat as a wrap. It's delicious even if you make it with pickled vegetables.