Pickled pickled vegetables
2025-03-22 03:00:03 1277

The pickled vegetable seeds given by a friend, I don't know if it was planted late or due to climate reasons. The pickled vegetable lumps didn't grow much and were about to bloom, so I had to pull them all out. However, the small bumps and stems are still quite crispy when marinated.
Details of ingredients
Technique
Steps to make Pickled pickled vegetables
- 1. The homemade pickled vegetables that cannot be harvested.
- 2. Remove the old skin, wash thoroughly, and weigh exactly 10 pounds.
- 3. Cut thick strips.
- 4. Put it into a large basin.
- 5. Add salt.
- 6. Mix well, marinate for half a day, and stir a few times in between.
- 7. Pickled out a lot of water, and the pickled vegetables also softened.
- 8. Squeeze the mustard tuber dry and put it into the soybean milk bag.
- It's packed in a bag weighing 9.10 pounds. Put the pickled vegetable bag on the steaming rack. (Or on any shelf that can bear weight and leak water.)
- 10. Press on heavy objects. Press for 24 hours. (I put a big stone on top.)
- During this time, I flipped over several times to try to dry the water as much as possible. (When the water is pressed dry, it will not become sour when pickled later.)
- 12. There are only so many pressed pickled vegetables left.
- 13. Put the bottle in cold water, boil and disinfect it, and also heat the lid. (My glass bottle is not heat-resistant, so I need to put it in cold water and let the temperature slowly rise to prevent it from bursting. I cannot really put it in boiling water.)
- 14. Because someone at home doesn't eat spicy food, I divided the pickled vegetables into two portions. This one contains 1 tablespoon of five spice powder and 1 tablespoon of white sugar. (Adjust the sugar content according to your own taste.)
- 15. Mix well.
- 16. This dish contains 1 tablespoon of chili powder, 1 tablespoon of five spice powder, and 1 tablespoon of white sugar.
- 17. Mix evenly.
- 18. Put it in a glass bottle and compact it.
- 19. Cover with plastic wrap, tighten the lid, and refrigerate for at least 3 weeks. (It is said that the nitrite content in pickled products takes 3 weeks to reach its lowest level, so I marinate for more than 3 weeks.)
- When eating, mix sesame oil and sesame seeds, and make it crispy.