How to make fragrant and true pickled chamnamul
An acquaintance from Gangwon-do gave me half a pack of freshwater chamnamul. The best way to deal with large amounts of vegetables is to blanch them, which is incredibly bulky. I blanched it a little, boiled the sauce, cooled it down, poured it, and made a pickle-like pickled chamnamul. Boil water in a pot, add 1 tablespoon of salt, divide the chamnamul one by one, blanch it quickly for about 10 seconds, rinse it in cold water, drain it, boil the pickle sauce, cool it, and pour it in to treat a large amount of chamnamul lightly and deliciously.^^ The pickled chamnamul, which has been aged for a day, is not too salty or bland, and has a mild taste like a perfect pickle. I think I'll enjoy it for a while, with a crunchy, plump, and soft texture, and a lot of seasoned, fragrant pickled chamnamul. It's so good even if you eat it after a day. It's delicious as a side dish, and I think it'll add a refreshing taste if you add it when you cook meat or pasta is greasy
6 serving
Within 90 minutes