STEP 1/11
First, the leaf mustard (though it seems to have grown too much...) was a red leaf mustard. It doesn't matter if it's blue. First of all, clean it clean!
STEP 2/11
Prepare salt water.
1 to 2 cups of salt. 2 L of water
STEP 3/11
Sprinkle a little salt on the stem and marinate it for about an hour.
Cut and tear the bottom part like cutting cabbage.
In the meantime...
STEP 4/11
Trim chives, chop ginger, and prepare garlic and other salted fish. I'm going to make sticky rice paste.
*I actually don't have chives, so I cut the onion sprouts that grew thickly on one side of the veranda.
STEP 5/11
Fish sauce and shrimp sauce. Ginger and garlic
STEP 6/11
After that, red pepper powder and kelp soup (you can add anchovies when you make the soup again). Sticky rice paste
STEP 7/11
Stir it well and mix it well!! Please season it now. Don't make it too thick and adjust the concentration with the broth! It's time to wrap up. @@
STEP 8/11
Move the drained gat into the container one by one to coat the sauce...
STEP 9/11
Put it on the bottom of the stem and gently put it on the leaves, and then soak it in a container
STEP 10/11
Line up the storage container!!
Turn it upside down one by one! That way, it's easy to cut the sauce and eat it.
STEP 11/11
If you put it in the container, you're done once you clean up the surroundings!!
Leave it outside for two days to cook it deliciously and then go to the refrigerator~^^
There is no difficulty, but kimchi is complicated. But I can do it faster than cabbage kimchi.
*Gat doesn't have a lot of soup, so it's better to prepare enough kelp soup or broth.