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Cut half a cabbage into bite-size pieces.
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It's a vegetable that's hard to wipe off, so soak it in water and rinse it several times
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Add a cup of salt, and add 10 cups of water to dissolve the salt.
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Now marinate the cabbage in salt water, and if you turn it upside down, marinate it for 2 hours.
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Prepare half of the onion, garlic, ginger, fish sauce, plum extract, etc
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I don't have ginger, so I mixed it with ginger powder.
Most of them are garlic and ginger should be mixed in a ratio of 3:1, but if it's ginger powder, you need to use less to not taste bitter.
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I'll add a cup of red pepper powder
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Add sugar and salted shrimp to this and mix.
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If you make the sauce beforehand while you pickle the cabbage, the pepper powder will be cut into the sauce and get soggy that it doesn't taste like raw powder^^
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Wash the pickled cabbage twice and drain it in a strainer.
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Cut the green onion diagonally
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Please chop up the carrots for the color.
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Mix the green onions and carrots in the sauce,
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Now, the long-awaited pickled cabbage!!
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If you mix it well, it's done. Don't forget to add sesame seeds
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Put cabbage kimchi in a container
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To prevent air from passing through, cover the top with a plastic cover, leave it at room temperature for a day to two days, and go to the refrigerator
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Ta-da! Sweet and sour cabbage kimchi is complete.
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The sauce was a little too much for me, so I couldn't get any water. So I added a cup of water and cooked it, and it was so delicious!!
If it's too dry, add a cup of water and it'll be hydrated and cooked better.
Cabbage kimchi doesn't produce a lot of water even if it's not sticky, so it doesn't have to be sticky, but considering the deep taste of kimchi, it would be good to grind it with boiled potatoes or cold rice^^ If it's too hard to mix, it's good to cook it with a little bit of water