How to Make Kimchi: Spicy Lacto-Fermentation!
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Hoocho shows us How to Make Kimchi
INGREDIENTS
2 medium head chinese cabbage
1/2 cup iodine-free sea salt or kosher salt
Water, preferably distilled or filtered
2 Tablespoon grated garlic (5 to 6 cloves)
1 Tablespoon grated peeled fresh ginger
2 teaspoon granulated sugar
4 tablepoons fish sauce
1 to 5 tablespoons Korean red pepper flakes (gochugaru) (depends on spice wanted)
5 medium Carrots chopped into matchsticks
4 medium spring onion, trimmed and cut into 1-inch pieces
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Good idea from growing food to now preserving tthem. Would be good to see other methods of preserving food.
Didn’t know you had a second channel, heading over to look. You should put a link to it in your channel description for this channel so people can find it easier.
Will do 😊
Enjoyed the video. I like kimchi, I ate it every day while working in South Korea for a couple of weeks. Typically it wasn't fancy, quite basic, but tasty. The ones I tried in the UK supermarket were nothing like the real thing and they add all sorts of extra ingredients to make it "deluxe". My local market has homemade kimchi however that fizzes on your tongue and is amazing, so been thinking of trying to make it myself!
Great crossover episode, looking forward to more collaborations with this creator 😉
Hey bud
had the same problem with plants stressing when refilling the bottles with solution.
Currently put 2 heaping tablespoons of perlite in each bottle to try avoid "drowning" the roots. So far so good
OH MY! I love kimchi and that looks so simple! Thank you for sharing stuff from your other channel over here. I'll have to check out your other channel for sure!
Love making kimchi! Great stuff.
I loooove kimchi! I defs have to make my own too!
Since brewing tea for my plants made me learn a bit about fermentation - and beer although i'm "allergic", i wanted to try to make Kimchi a few years ago but some friends discouraged me then i forgot. Thank you for remembering it to me!
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Thanks Hoocho
Nice recipe! Nice and simple to get more people into fermenting stuff at home :)
I love making kimchi and actually found your channel when I was looking up if I could grow the cabbage for it myself a few years ago :D
I usually make Maangchi's Mak-kimchi recipe using 10 heads of cabbage, which makes enough to give away some and keep me stocked for maybe 3 months. (It does actually keep that long in the fridge). Maangchi's recipe is fair bit more work, but if I was going to recommend one thing from it to add to yours, it would be adding the white/daikon radish treated the same as the carrot. It's my favorite addition texture-wise and I always end up picking it out from the kimchi first :D
Recently I saw people make fresh kimchi with watermelon rinds, so I will be making an experimental batch with those next time. They retain a really nice crunch when pickled, so I hope it will work the same in kimchi.
Anyway, I'm happy to hear that All the Gear is more active now and I'm definitely stoked to live vicariously through you when you start doing distillation content :D
I fell in love with kimchi while stationed in S Korea back in the 90s. I've made it almost the same way as you a few times a year ever since. Nice touch with making your own gochujang
Time to grow cabbage!
I just finished making your kimchi recipe with a single cabbage. Was surprised how the cabbage volume reduces after sitting in the brine for two hours. I will use two cabbages next time.
All fermented foods are loaded with antioxidants, probiotics and loads of beneficial microbes the best among them are the cruciferous based like kimchi, sauerkraut, but I also like a combination of turnips, cauliflower and a head of beetroot for colour. Amazing. And btw the fermentation takes the gas away. Sure way to beat all gastrointestinal problems including H pylori bacteria and other pathogens. Thank you for this amazing video
Have subscribers here tried to make kimchi with other cultivats of cabbage? Will it have the same or similar outcome?
Great vid Hooch. You need bigger pots, maybe, less effort more product but certainly that is a personal choice.
SOGA Stainless Steel Stockpots.They were cheaper when I purchased mine but excellent quality.
Pro tip: if your family doesn't like the smell of it fermenting, see previous grow room video for ventilation advice.
I've been experimenting with this for years. I came up with my own technique which doesn't follow any recipe. For example, I found that adding the spices after the cabage fermentation allow much more control, freshness and colors. For mold prevention, I use the plastic film method: I cover the whole surface with stretch film transparent (whatever the name, you know what I mean) and fill the rest with water so there is 100% contact and no air. I watch everyday for mold and remove/clean the parts at the slightest suspicion.
@Hoocho Ever heard of making Rum using refrigeration?
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Jesus...got the saliva glands going mate!
Probably won't follow with the recipe, Just too much of a lazy bum and will just buy factory made kimchi.
Keep it up!