Start by cutting Cucumber in preferred slices (add sea salt to draw out extra water). For kimchi paste: Gorchgaruh (?) Fish sauce, Sugar, Minced Garlic, Ginger Grated Apple & Onion. Drained the cucumber and add carrots and chives tossing together. Next add the kimchi paste. Let it marinate if you want and adjust kimchi accordingly. Enjoy! Thank you for teaching us how to make this. Looking forward to trying this π
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Great recipe! 2 hours of fermenting is definitely not long enough for me, England is quite cold, so I ferment mine for days π
Kimchi has been an acquired taste for me so I've been trying some different store bought ones. This looks so delicious though
This is the best ive seen for fast kimchi. Cant wait to make
Thanks for the recipe ππ
My mouth was watering after the recipe was made. π
You can ferment it for weeks, and its still delicious. Taste evolves and its good all the way through.
It looks so good! Perfect as a side dish to any meal!
You are talented young manπ₯°π
here recipe: Ingredients 680 g cucumbers (Korean, Kirby, English, Persian, or Japanese cucumbers can work) 1 tbsp coarse sea salt 50 g carrots, julienned 30 g garlic chives, cut into 2-inch long pieces Kimchi Paste 3 tbsp gochugaru 1 tbsp fish sauce 1 tbsp apple, grated 1 tbsp onion, grated 2 tsp garlic, grated 2 tsp sugar 1 tsp ginger, grated
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I love kimchi, I just wish I still lived in New Malden, London, where they have loads of Korean supermarkets and restaurants β€β€β€
Please provide exact measurements so us novice cooks can make this delicious dish!
I love kimchi I had a Korean friend, who had some she brought to the states. It stinks but it was damn good. And I had the dried seaweed with it. β€οΈ β€οΈ
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Yeah!!that's looks delicious. I love kimchi.
Looks yummy π
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