Korean Watermelon Rind Kimchi Recipe

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  • Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
  • Bright, vibrant, and refreshing. The easier counterpart to conventional Kimchi.
    Ingredients:
    1 lb {white only} watermelon rind + 1 tb coarse sea salt
    3 minced garlic cloves
    1 ts minced ginger
    2 tb Korean red pepper flakes {gochugaru}
    2 chopped green onions
    1 tb honey
    Optional: 1-2 ts baby brine shrimp
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  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    thanks for watching, Michael, hope you had a great 4th!!

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    Thanks so much! I hope you have a great weekend!

  • @emiayau9071
    @emiayau9071 10 років тому +3

    I just tasted my first attempt at this recipe. Not bad at all. I couldn't find the ground chili that I thought I had so I decided to make a very mild kimchi using paprika. My husband found the chili after I had mixed it, but I did add a little, still keeping it mild. After I tasted, my 3 yr old asked to taste. I didn't think she'd eat it, but she loved it and asked for more.

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    thank YOU for watching, Les!!

  • @josephsoto9933
    @josephsoto9933 2 роки тому

    OMG, for decades I thought my wife was the ONLY person who made Watermelon Kimchi...next to Oi-kimchi this is my favorite.

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    thanks so much, Ken!

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  10 років тому +2

    Very nice touch with the paprika! I'm so impressed by your little one...what an adventurous palate! Thank you so much for trying this, Emi =)

  • @JaydelCorro
    @JaydelCorro 11 років тому

    I was just looking at watermelon rind pickle recipes. This is awesome. Great work, Soog!

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    thank YOU! you always make me smile =)

  • @LyndsayWellsTheKitchenWitch
    @LyndsayWellsTheKitchenWitch 11 років тому

    Talk about creative! Loved this.

  • @KasCooks
    @KasCooks 11 років тому

    Watermelon season sure does bring a lot of rinds. This looks like a tasty dish Angie, very creative!

  • @MaureenKo1
    @MaureenKo1 10 років тому +1

    Incredible!!! I hate waste too but never would have thought to use this in kimchi! Thanks for this idea. I'm subbing!

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    thanks, J!!

  • @jamiepark888
    @jamiepark888 4 роки тому +1

    Watermelon 🍉 is my favorite fruit too! I compost all my watermelon rind - makes the best compost for my garden! I tried pickling the rind and it was interesting. I’m Korean and love kimchi so I’m super excited to try this!!! Thank you. ❤️

    • @TheSquishyMonster
      @TheSquishyMonster  4 роки тому

      Thank you so much for letting me know, JP! I hope you’re happy and well over there.

  • @thebaldchef14
    @thebaldchef14 11 років тому

    Wow I love watermelon but watermelon Kimchi I got to make this for my wife for a treat. I know she will just love it, and I got to give this recipe a try. Too cool!

  • @cecilbug48
    @cecilbug48 3 роки тому

    Excited to try this. Thank you!!

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    that's AWESOME news!!

  • @peelmeone
    @peelmeone 11 років тому

    I grew up eating watermelon rind preserves and pickles. I had no idea it would make good kimchi as well. Looks delish, Angie. Michael

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    thanks, Kitchenwitch! =)

  • @karenbenavente1124
    @karenbenavente1124 5 років тому

    Thank you thank you❤️😘💓 I love this recipe I made this and love love it❤️

    • @TheSquishyMonster
      @TheSquishyMonster  5 років тому

      That's awesome to hear. I hope you're having a great week so far, Karen! Thanks for watching!!

  • @EZGlutenFree
    @EZGlutenFree 11 років тому

    Wow Angie! Now this has to be the most interesting use of watermelon rind I've ever seen.
    I love Kimchi. I often find myself nibbling on watermelon rinds. I think they taste like cucumbers. I will definitely be trying this. If you wouldn't mind could you spell the name of the hot pepper flakes that are best used for kimchi.
    Love Love Love this one.

  • @LESTER7L1
    @LESTER7L1 11 років тому

    n I love this and this is a must try Angie. Great looking melon! I LOVE WATERMELON! My late great grandma on my late great Mommas side she used to candy and pickle the rind Angie. Have a lovely day. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe!

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    Please let me know how it turns out! =)

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  10 років тому +1

    Be happy! I'm sure you'll remember again aaand, I can't seem to find any that are at a decent price anymore. I suppose that means it's nearing the end of watermelon season and that is the saddest thing of all :(

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    I've tried cantaloupe, pears/plums, apples, and lemons but I'm not quite sure about the others (I hear mixed reviews on strawberries) but it'd be fun to experiment! Lemme know if you get to ;)

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    meee too =)

  • @LESTER7L1
    @LESTER7L1 11 років тому

    Oh yum!!

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    it went in my belly =)

  • @ANELove122
    @ANELove122 11 років тому

    Can you do this with any other fruit?

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    thanks thanks =)

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    It's still juicy and refreshing but has a bit of a spicy zip and the longer it sits, the more intense the saturation of flavors become. It doesn't taste like conventional kimchi but has a slight "soured" taste. I would say it's a sweeter but still briny version of kimchi.

  • @CCWaltonful
    @CCWaltonful 11 років тому

    How does it taste fermented?

  • @EZGlutenFree
    @EZGlutenFree 11 років тому

    Thank you very much. I'll be seeking out the Gochugaru soon.
    When I make Kimchi I use all the wrong stuff.
    I really gotta get my butt to the Asian store for the right ingredients.

  • @LESTER7L1
    @LESTER7L1 11 років тому

    You are welcome Angie. What did you do with all that lovely melon you scooped Angie?

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    It'd be the best in bibimbap! Thanks for watching and hope you're having a great weekend!

  • @MsChelseaJ
    @MsChelseaJ 9 років тому +1

    you have such a great stage presence you should be on food network tv

    • @TheSquishyMonster
      @TheSquishyMonster  9 років тому

      Chelsea Jackson You are so kind. Thank you, Chelsea! Have a wonderful day, my friend!

  • @archiebeatz
    @archiebeatz 11 років тому

    yum yum :)

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    If you check out my website, I have 8 recipes for kimchi and kimchi dishes =)

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    Gochugaru ...hope you and your pretty girl are well!!!!

  • @acidbat4441
    @acidbat4441 3 роки тому

    why wont kosher salt work?

    • @TheSquishyMonster
      @TheSquishyMonster  3 роки тому +1

      It won’t dissolve the same way, is too salty, and doesn’t have the right base flavor to build upon.

  • @zagzouma
    @zagzouma 10 років тому

    I just ate watermelon yesterday... I wish I didn't throw away the rind... so sad :(

  • @TheSquishyMonster
    @TheSquishyMonster  11 років тому

    I realized it too late too and then...*facepalm!*

  • @g33xzi11a
    @g33xzi11a 8 років тому

    Would it be possible to shave the actual flesh of the watermelon to make a kimchi?

    • @TheSquishyMonster
      @TheSquishyMonster  8 років тому

      Hi, Jack! I wouldn't recommend it since it's so wet and contains much too much moisture. The initial brining process is important as it lends itself to the fermentation process.