How to Make Korean Pickles: My Rough Recipe

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Please see [look at?] my Photo Albums. I uploaded seven pictures I took during making kimchi, which is Korean pickles.

Non-detailed ingredients:
- A Chinese cabbage (1/4 size, available in Japan)
- Green onions (A little. Not indispensable)
- Salted water (close to saturation)
- Grated ginger (available in any super market in Japan)
- Grated garlic (available in any super market in Japan)
- Powdered chili pepper (available in a department store in Japan)

Rough recipe:

1. Cut a Chinese cabbage and green onions into bite-size pieces.

2. Put them into a big frying pan or a pot.

3. Pour salted water in the [2] so that all cabbage pieces are into the water.

4. Leave [3] one night or more than six hours in order to soften [pickle?] the cabbage.

5. Drain the water with a strainer.

6. Put the cabbage in a bowl and add grated ginger and garlic, and powdered chili.

7. Knead the cabbage with the spices.

8. Put the spiced cabbage in a container.

9. Eat when it becomes a little sour.
Feb 12th 2010 00:19 dayaniux

  • Please see [look at?] my Photo Albums.
  • Please take a look at my Photo Albums.

 

  • Cut a Chinese cabbage and green onions into bite-size pieces.
  • Cut the Chinese cabbage and green onions into bite-size pieces.

 

  • Pour salted water in the [2] so that all cabbage pieces are into the water.
  • Pour salted water in the pot/pan, make sure that all the cabbage pieces are covered.

 

  • Leave [3] one night or more than six hours in order to soften [pickle?] the cabbage.
  • Leave the cabagge one night or more than six hours in the water in order for it to pickle.

 

  • Knead the cabbage with the spices.
  • Rub the cabbage with the spices.

 
omg you can make kimchi!?
i always ask my friends if they can make it, but they say its so difficult
only their moms make it xD

i tried to make it one time too but... it wasnt good D: heheh
Feb 12th 2010 00:31 maikeru

  • I uploaded seven pictures I took during making kimchi, which is Korean pickles.
  • I uploaded seven pictures I took while I made kimchi, which is Korean pickles.

 

  • Leave [3] one night or more than six hours in order to soften [pickle?] the cabbage.
  • Leave the cabbage for one night or more than six hours in order to soften [pickle?] the cabbage.

 

  • Eat when it becomes a little sour.
  • Eat it when it becomes a little sour.

 
おいしそう!レシピありがとうございます!
Feb 12th 2010 05:42 marcxb

Ça semble délicieux !!! On dirait bien que tu apprécies la cuisine Coréenne ces jours-ci haha!

Puisque tu est excellente en français aussi, peut-être que ça peut aider, si tu connais la différence en français, c'est la même signification en anglais.

See = Voir
Look (at) = Regarder

On dit: «S'il-vous-plaît regardez mes photos.» et non: «S'il-vous-plaît voyez mes photos.»
Feb 12th 2010 14:04 Teo

  • How to Make Korean Pickles: My Rough Recipe
  • How to Make Korean Pickles: A Simple Recipe

 

  • Please see [look at?] my Photo Albums.
  • Please take a look at my photo albums.

 

  • I uploaded seven pictures I took during making kimchi, which is Korean pickles.
  • I uploaded seven pictures that I took while making kimchi, which is Korean pickled cabbage.

 

  • Non-detailed ingredients:
  • Basic ingredients:

 

  • - Green onions (A little.
  • - A few green onions (these are optional)

 

  • Not indispensable)
  • Not indespensable)

 

  • - Powdered chili pepper (available in a department store in Japan)
  • - Powdered chili pepper (available in a department stores in Japan)

 

  • Rough recipe:
  • Basic recipe:

 

  • Cut a Chinese cabbage and green onions into bite-size pieces.
  • Cut the Chinese cabbage and green onions into bite-size pieces.

 

  • Put them into a big frying pan or a pot.
  • Put them into a big frying pan or a pot.

 

  • Pour salted water in the [2] so that all cabbage pieces are into the water.
  • Pour the salted water in the pot/pan so that all cabbage pieces are submersed.

 

  • Leave [3] one night or more than six hours in order to soften [pickle?] the cabbage.
  • Leave the cabbage to soak for at least six hours, if not overnight, in order to soften the cabbage.

 

  • Put the cabbage in a bowl and add grated ginger and garlic, and powdered chili.
  • Put the cabbage in a bowl and add the ginger, garlic, and powdered chili.

 

  • Knead the cabbage with the spices.
  • Thoroughly mix the cabbage with the spices.

 

  • Eat when it becomes a little sour.
  • Allow it to become a little bit sour before eating.

 

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