The wonderful Korean food - [Dongchimi]steemCreated with Sketch.

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Hello my friends......^^

I want to introduce the famous Korean food “Dongchimi” in Korean.
You can call it 'Radish Water Kimchi ' also...^^
It is a kind of radish kimchi.
Dongchimi is often made in winter season, the juice of Dongchimi is really refreshing....^^
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  • Pick a small, firm one, remove the bottom roots, wash it with a brush, and roll it in salt.
    Sprinkle the remaining salt in a pot and let it overnight.
  • Wash your sea staghorn cleanly and wash away the green pepper and red pepper.
  • Wash the pear and cut it in half. Garlic and ginger are washed and sliced ​​into gauze pouch.
  • Make salt water and plow into a fine sieve.
  • Place the seasoning bag at the bottom of the jar and place the pickled ingredients on with the pickled radish on top.
    Repeat the re-fill. Place the mustard on the top and press it with a clean stone so that it does not float.
  • Pour the salt water into the jar and cover it with the lid.
  • You can enjoy delicious Dongchimi after storage for several months.

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Dongchimi can be eaten as a side dish.
And it can also be used to make noodles.
The Dongchimi makguksu, which is eaten in summer, is a cool taste....^^
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[images from naver.com]
I hope you enjoy it....^^
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Have a nice day...^^

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@abdullar, that looks delicious my friend. Never seen anything similar here in California. Keep Cool!

Another good post by you.

I like seeing what all the other cultures are up to food and life wise. It is one of my favourite things about Steemit.

Have a nice weekend!

Hummmm, it must be delicious!

Never had Korean. I wish we had a good restaurant around these parts, but alas...

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@shayne

Remain.....Optimistic Shayne

lol

Nice

I love this, I make daikon radish kimchi and add it to my soups...yummy!

Excellent post!! thank you for sharing