Korean Food: Napa Cabbage Kimchi (배추 김치)
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@08306458 nkakamiss kmain ng korean food
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I made this about a week ago. I dd not add the fresh chili pepper slices. But the chili powder I used may not have been the right kind. I bought what was labeled just "red chili powder" in an Asian market, the package was only about 1/2 cup. I used it all. It is so incredibly spicy I can hardly eat it. Delicious but HOT! And I like really hot foods, but this was spicier than I remember kimchi being. Will it become milder the longer it ferments? If not I think I'll make soup with it.
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How long will it keep in the refridgerator?
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Can you please show me how to make radish kimchi, I tried a couple of times but it didn't taste the same. Thank you
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@06haneul @aerieskitchen yes, you CAN use green cabbage for kimchi, I did it for 5 years when I did not have access to napa cabbage, It does not taste the same but it works. It also takes longer to ferment, almost twice as long!
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I have so much respect for those who even attempt to make Kimchi! xD Looks like it takes so much time and effort! Great dish! :D Love your videos! :D <3
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napa's kimchi has over 9000 ! views @_@
i saw some video and recipes in making kimchee, i noticed some of them uses chicken stock.....O_O?
08306458 1 week ago
@08306458
wow.. chicken stock.. that's different.. @,@
aeriskitchen 1 week ago
hi Ms. Aeri! can I use another kind of cabbage?
06haneul 3 weeks ago
@06haneul
for example what kind of ??
aeriskitchen 2 weeks ago
@aeriskitchen i mean, can I just use an ordinary cabbage, like those cabbage use for sauerkraut?
06haneul 2 weeks ago
@06haneul
not that cabbage.. ^^;; napa (Chinese) cabbage is the right one for kimchi.
aeriskitchen 1 week ago