Korean hot sauce
Overview
The Korean hot sauce I made today is a copycat version, or a home version. The flavor comes from fermentation, and it tastes pretty good.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Wash the fresh red pepper and dry the surface moisture. I was afraid it would be too spicy, so I chose chili peppers with less spiciness. This kind of chili meat is thick, spicy and low in spiciness
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Peel the garlic and slice the ginger into a food processor
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Add a little white vinegar and stir using the mixer setting
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Dice chili pepper
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Pour in chili and stir into paste
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Peel the apple
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Cut into pieces and put in
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Add sugar and salt and stir to form a paste
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Finally add the cooked glutinous rice flour and stir for 10 seconds until evenly mixed to form a hot sauce paste
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Sterilize the sealed box with boiling water to ensure it is oil-free and water-free. Pour in the mixed hot sauce paste and seal it for about a week to allow it to ferment.
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This has been sealed for two weeks and is ready to eat at any time