Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi)

Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi)

Overview

How to cook Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) at home

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. That’s all the materials

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 1
  2. Tear it apart one by one, wash it and place it vertically to drain

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 2
  3. Sprinkle a little salt on each piece, then stack them like this and marinate for more than 5 hours. I just leave it overnight

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 3
  4. After marinating the cabbage overnight, when it is soft, top it up with water to prevent the cabbage from being too salty. Wring out the water and set aside

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 4
  5. Stir the glutinous rice flour and water evenly, then simmer over low heat and stir constantly to avoid sticking to the pot, then cook until thick and the color becomes a little translucent

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 5
  6. I ground apples, carrots, and pears with this one dollar gadget😭😭My hands are disabled😂

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 6
  7. I chopped the dried shrimps, ginger, garlic, and green onions and pounded them into a paste using this stone mortar~ (The dried shrimps need to be soaked in advance before pounding. I forgot to take a picture😅)

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 7
  8. Then chop the washed leeks and take a look. Pour these ingredients together into the cooled glutinous rice paste pot ~ mix well

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 8
  9. Then add 15g of fish sauce, sugar, chili powder, Korean hot sauce, and salt and mix thoroughly

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 9
  10. The mixed sauce will be thick like this~

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 10
  11. Wring out the water from the cabbage and spread it evenly with the hot sauce with your hands as much as possible

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 11
  12. Then put them layer by layer into the crisper, at most 8 minutes full, don’t stuff too much

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 12
  13. Cover the lid and allow it to ferment at room temperature for a day. Open it to let the gas escape, then re-cover it and store it in the refrigerator for consumption~

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 13
  14. Finished product. Perfect! It’s just as delicious as the ones I bought. It’s sour, sweet, spicy, and extremely crunchy! However, a 300g pack of Korean kimchi in the supermarket costs more than 15 yuan~🙄🙄😆

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 14
  15. I eat the finished products as snacks🙈🙈😂😂haha

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 15
  16. Let me show you the fish sauce and chili sauce I used. The chili sauce I bought was really not Korean, so I used Thai sweet chili sauce. I tried it and it was very delicious~

    Spicy cabbage (Korean kimchi) step 16