STEP 1/9
Add fresh omija and mix with 2 cups vinegar and disinfect for about 30 minutes.
STEP 2/9
It was convenient to use the large plastic bag delivered in the styrofoam box delivered to Omija as it is.
STEP 3/9
Wash the omija and drain it on a strainer tray. I used a hose connected to the water supply to spray the omija tray several times and rinse it.
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Place the omija tray on the pan and let dry for 3-4 hours to drain.
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Put a bar of omija in a pre-washed and dried jar.
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Add a piece of sugar. At first, you don't have to put in the same amount of sugar, but think of it as less. Sugar comes down from the top through the cracks, so it's better to put a lot in the top.^^ Omija - Sugar - Omija - Keep stacking sugar.
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Add all the last omija and cover it with sugar until you can't see it. Add the sugar that you saved when stacking the bottom.
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Cover the fly with plastic or cloth and tie the mouth of the jar tightly with a rubber band to prevent the fly from twisting. And put the lid on the jar.
STEP 9/9
If the sugar has melted to a certain extent and has become watery, mix well and stir to dissolve the sugar 2-3 times every 2-3 days. And you can leave everything to the pot for 100 days. After 100 days, we will get the omija out.
-Rinse the omija and strain it through a sieve.
- Add omija, sugar, omija, sugar, sugar and stack them together. Add a little less sugar on the bottom and a lot on the top.
- At the end, cover the surface of the omija stack with sugar.
- When water is formed, stir once every two to three days to dissolve the settled sugar.
- Let's get the omija out after 100 days.
- Don't throw away the Omija fruit, pour vinegar and ferment it to make Omija vinegar.