This is one of my favorite Korean side dishes. It’s so good with bibimbap and bibimguksu (noodles). Thanks for sharing and I love how you kept it so simple. 💯😍
Thanks for watching! You can eat without fermentation. If you like fermented flavor, let it outside for 1 day then keep it in a refrigerator until fermented.
Thanks for watching! Yes, you can use soy sauce instead of the fish sauce in my kimchi recipes. It would be awesome, if you share after using soy sauce!
This is one of my favorite Korean side dishes. It’s so good with bibimbap and bibimguksu (noodles). Thanks for sharing and I love how you kept it so simple. 💯😍
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Thanks for this video ❤❤
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After making daikon julienned, can we also make it a kimchi ? Besides the side dish ? Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks for watching! Sorry for late respond. Yes, I think that's possible. very interesting idea!
wow looks delicious, is there no need of fermentation like to keeping outside, if so how many days?
Thanks for watching! You can eat without fermentation. If you like fermented flavor, let it outside for 1 day then keep it in a refrigerator until fermented.
Посмотрел, вдохновился, приготовил. Ну очень вкусно!!! А как просто и быстро готовить! Правильно говорят: "все гениальное - просто"
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Any substitute for fish sauce?
Thanks for watching! you can try soy sauce, miso paste or seaweed.
if we can keep out side or frig ?
Thanks for watching! I don't recommend that.
Hello is it ok not to rinse it? But i threw all the water and didn't @dded fish sauce
yes
Thanks for watching! yes, but fish sauce helps kimchi fermentation and increases umami taste!
I found a way I would like radishes
Thanks for watching! Glad to hear that
Don’t you need to cook the radish?
No, this is Korean radish kimchi, so you don't need to cook radish. You can also enjoy this after fermentation.
Is thr another option for fish sauce.....othr thn fish sauce.....
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Yes, you can use soy sauce instead of the fish sauce in my kimchi recipes.
It would be awesome, if you share after using soy sauce!
How long can I store this for in the fridge? Can't wait to try it😊
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You can enjoy it immediately. However, if you ferment it in the fridge for 3~5 days, it will be more tasty.
I thought Kimchi was cabbage based
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Korean kimchi can be made with cabbage, radish, young summer radish or green onions.
SURPRISE! I've heard there are over 400 varieties!