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Yeosu Dolsan Goddess with long stems and wide leaves is good for kimchi. It's big. It's level 2.
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Remove the thick bottom of the leaf mustard and the pressed leaves and clean them.
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Make a pickle by dissolving 2.5 cups of bay salt in 5L of water.
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Write the pickles evenly on the gat and sprinkle 3 fists of bay salt on the stem and pickle.
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Add 2 dried pollack heads, 1 green onion, 1 onion, 1/3 radish, 40g of kelp and boil it for 40 minutes
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Dissolve 1/2 cup glutinous rice powder in 600ml water and turn off the heat when it boils.
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Please turn the leaf mustard upside down in the middle.
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If the stem bends gently, it's pickled well.
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Rinse the pickled mustard in water three times.
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Drain for about 30 minutes
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Cut radish into small pieces and grind 4 cups of stock in garlic, ginger, radish, raw shrimp and salted shrimp
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Add the amount of ingredients to the ground ingredients and make the sauce.
Gat is not moist, so you have to make the seasoning thin. Adjust the concentration with the broth
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Separate the gat from the chives and mix them with the sauce
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Put one or two chives in a fist and grab it
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Roll it like a picture
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Put it in a container, press it down, cover it, leave it at room temperature for 1-2 days, and refrigerate
Depending on the salinity of the salt or the ambient temperature, the time to pickle the leaf may vary sufficiently.
If the leaf mustard is salty, add less seasoning and if the leaf mustard is not well salted, add a little seasoning. If it's hard to marinate for a long time, you can adjust it with the sauce, so you can use it and soak it