STEP 1/14
Cut the green stems of the chives, cut off the roots of the hair, peel them, and trim them
STEP 2/14
When I put the trimmed chives root in a 200ml cup, 24 cups came out.
STEP 3/14
It's hard to decide the amount when making pickles or pickles.In that case, put the ingredients in a pickle container and measure the water.
STEP 4/14
Measure the water with a cup.
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When I poured water so that the roots of chives were soaked enough, 13 cups of water went in. Then, the ratio of water: vinegar: sugar: salt is usually set at 1:1:1:1, but if sugar is 1, it is too sweet, so I cut it in half. And measure water, sugar, and vinegar with a cup and salt with a rice spoon.
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Wash the chopped green onion roots and strain them through a sieve.
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Pour the washed and drained chives into a stainless pan.
STEP 8/14
Add 6 cups of water, 6 cups of vinegar, and 3 cups of sugar to the pot, depending on the amount of water soaked in the roots of the chives.
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And add 6 tablespoons of salt.
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Bring to a boil over a gas fire, stirring to dissolve salt and sugar.
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Boil it evenly.
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Pour the boiled sauce directly into the roots of the chives.
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Then press the roots of the chives with a ladle or spoon so that they are soaked in the seasoning.
STEP 14/14
After cooling it down, I put it in a kimchi container. After it cools enough, close the lid and put it in the refrigerator and eat it.