STEP 1/8
Place the watermelon on a cutting board and cut off the watermelon flesh, cut the red flesh from the watermelon shell well, cut the green hard shell into 2-3mm thick pieces, and collect the white flesh.
STEP 2/8
Place the watermelon skin in a container or zipper bag and sprinkle with sugar. Put it in a zipper bag and put it in a large bowl in case water leaks.
STEP 3/8
If you soak it for about a day, the moisture comes out of the shell and the water collects a lot. Don't throw away this water and use it for the sauce.
STEP 4/8
After a day, pour the water that has been created, leaving only the skin of the watermelon, into a pot.
STEP 5/8
Place soy sauce ingredients in a pot, cover over medium heat and simmer for about 20 minutes.
STEP 6/8
Sift out the ingredients for the sauce and throw them away.
STEP 7/8
Pour the boiling sauce into the watermelon peel. If you don't have a large heat-resistant bowl, put the watermelon peel in a large pot, pour the boiling sauce, cool it down, and refrigerate it in a suitable container.
STEP 8/8
Boil the sauce after a day or two, then cool it down and pour it into the watermelon shell. You can leave it in the refrigerator after aging for about a day, or if you keep it in the refrigerator twice every two to three days, you can eat it deliciously without changing for a longer time. But I was lazy, so I finished it once and put it in the refrigerator. But it's good enough^^
- Do not throw away the water from the pickling of the watermelon skin with sugar and use it in the sauce.
- If you don't have a large heat-resistant bowl, put the watermelon peel in a large pot, pour the boiling sauce, cool it down, and refrigerate it in a suitable container.
- It's much better than pouring hot sauce to make it less stiff. It's much better than mixing it with raw skin.