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If you cut the roots out in a circle
The stem is not thrown away and the shape is also
You can cut it beautifully and pickle it.
STEP 2/14
the shape of a cabbage root cut out.
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Cut the cabbage into bite-size pieces
Turn it on and sprinkle salt on it for about two hours
To get rid of the saltiness in the back, about twice
Rinse, wash and drain.
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Wash the chives and take them out. Make them long enough to eat
Cut it and prepare to mix it with geotjeori.
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If you use red pepper powder as it is, the cabbage and the outside
It's not like it's soaked in bottled water
The soaking in the broth tastes much deeper.
Prepare 2C of stock.
STEP 6/14
Soaked red pepper powder for a whole cabbage
Soak 10T of red pepper powder in 2C broth
That's just the right amount.
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Soaked red pepper powder for fresh kimchi.
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While the chili powder is soaked enough
Prepare the supplementary materials.
Cut a stalk of green onion into small pieces,
STEP 9/14
You can slice about 1/3 pears thinly
I chopped it into big pieces.
The pear is sweet and juicy, so it tastes good.
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Seasoning is green onion, pear, minced garlic 5T, salted shrimp 3T,
2T of fish sauce, 3T of plum extract, and soaked red pepper powder
Add and mix evenly.
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Add the drained cabbage to the well-mixed seasoning first
After mixing, add chives later and mix gently.
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The cabbage kimchi is done.
Sprinkle a little bit of sesame salt on top.
STEP 13/14
If you eat it with warm rice, it's Korean's
I naturally think that the potential comes from kimchi.
STEP 14/14
To the refrigerator.
I can eat it deliciously for a while.
You have to soak the red pepper powder in the broth
It tastes deep. Red pepper powder that's not soggy
The cabbage doesn't mix well when used.