Pickled Candied Garlic
Overview
Although it’s a little out of season, I can’t help but share the pickled candied garlic I made in spring. Eat hot pot in winter, with a few pieces of candied garlic, it's crispy and refreshing. What's more, the nutritional value and health care value of garlic are well known to everyone.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Choose purple-skinned garlic that is relatively tender. White-skinned garlic is also acceptable, but purple-skinned garlic is best;
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Peel off the outer layer of old skin, cut off a section of garlic, cut off the dirty section at the base, and clean it;
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Soak in light salt water for more than 24 hours, changing the water two to three times in between;
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After soaking the garlic, dry it with the head down;
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Put the whole code into a glass sealed bottle or earthen jar. There will be a lot of space in the bottle. Fill it with broken garlic cloves. The broken garlic cloves should also be peeled;
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Add granulated sugar, I used brown sugar, the amount is about one head of garlic and one teaspoon of sugar;
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Pour in the rice vinegar until the garlic is covered (you can also add a little salt or not, there is no big difference);
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If you want to eat white, use white vinegar (of course brewed white vinegar);
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Store in an airtight container without shaking, just let the sugar melt slowly on its own. It will be ready to eat in three to four weeks!