STEP 1/11
Prepare 1/4 of cabbage and 1 spoon of salt (based on rice spoon) (You should never add too much salt because you are not going to wash it again later)
STEP 2/11
Place the cleanly washed cabbage in the bottom and cut it in half by hand
STEP 3/11
Cut it into the right size so that it can be pickled quickly
STEP 4/11
Put most of the cabbages in the plastic pack first, sprinkle 1/2 of the salt you prepared, then stir-fry the cabbage leaves, add the rest of the salt, and marinate well
STEP 5/11
To add a sweet and sour taste, I added 2 spoons of vinegar and 1 spoon of sugar
STEP 7/11
Prepare dried red pepper and kelp
STEP 8/11
Mix dry peppers and chopped kelp Make sure to use dried kelp
STEP 9/11
To prevent air from entering, loosen the air and tie the opening well
STEP 10/11
If you press it with a heavy stone, it will kill the breath of vegetables and make the sauce soak
STEP 11/11
This is Tsukemono 30 minutes after being pickled It's good to eat quickly, but it tastes better if you keep it cold in the refrigerator Water will form after 2-3 days, so don't throw away this water and keep it with cabbage