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Remove stems, separate and dry.
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Remove the garlic skin.
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Drain on a strainer tray and dry.
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Remove any excess water with a kitchen towel.
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We sterilize the bottles.
Because the bottle is so big, it's dry after putting in the water boiled in the electric pot and throwing it away.
Make sure to remove the remaining moisture after the time has passed.
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Put garlic in a sterilized glass bottle.
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Add vinegar water.
(Vinegar: 600ml of water, 600ml of cider, 600ml of vinegar)
Cover and let soak for 5 days.
(Do it when you see the situation.)
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After five days,
Add pickles (200ml of soy sauce, 200ml of flower salt, 600ml of sugar).
Cover and store.
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After 15 days, separate the pickles and garlic.
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Remove the foam from the pickles.
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Close the lid and bring the pickles to a boil.
Turn on the pan.
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Wipe the water off the lid in the middle.
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Remove intermediate foam as well.
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Allow the boiled pickles to cool completely.
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Pour the pickles into the bottle.
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Cover, leave at room temperature for 1-2 days, and store in refrigerator.
Usually, when you choose garlic for pickles, the outer skin dries up,
Avoid refrigerated garlic and use dried garlic stored at room temperature.
And sometimes the garlic turns green during ripening (greening),
If the garlic stored at low temperature comes out at room temperature, it will be discolored due to temperature changes.
So to prevent this rust, buy garlic and dry it at room temperature for 3-4 days.
It is said that if the garlic stored at low temperature comes out at room temperature, it will be discolored due to temperature changes.