STEP 1/11
When making sweet vinegar water, boil it in a pot at the ratio of water 1: sugar 1/2: vinegar 2/3.
I measured it with a paper cup and it fit well with one cucumber
STEP 2/11
Cool the boiling sweet vinegar water for a while and put it in the refrigerator to cool it down
STEP 3/11
making chili oil;
Add minced garlic, green onions, and red pepper powder and add ingredients to cover
STEP 4/11
Microwave for 1 minute and 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
STEP 5/11
I didn't dig out the inside of the cucumber and cut it into half-moon shapes.
Sung Si-kyung also liked cucumber filling, so she didn't dig out the inside.
STEP 6/11
Add cucumbers to chilled sweet vinegar water
STEP 7/11
Put the cucumber in the sweet vinegar water in the refrigerator and marinate it for a while.
(I marinated it in 10 to 15 minutes.)
STEP 8/11
Remove the chilled cucumber and add the chili oil.
The original Sung Si-kyung recipe is "Add a little sugar and minced garlic after filtering the oil of red pepper oil."
STEP 9/11
I didn't filter out the oil and put in 1.5T including the green onions in the chili oil.
I added 1/3T of sugar and a little salt
STEP 10/11
The exact amount didn't come out, so I couldn't copy it exactly, but I think it's pretty similar
STEP 11/11
When I cut cucumbers in thick slices and pickled them in the refrigerator, I feel the coolness, crunchiness, and freshness first when I take a bite.
The flavor of the chili oil and the sourness were felt together, so it tasted pretty good.
But if you think of Korean-style cucumber salad and eat it, you might think, "What is this?"
If you want to make it look like Chinese-style cucumber salad when cutting cucumbers, you should dig out the insides of cucumbers, cut them long, and then beat them in a pack (?) to crush them.