I must
try making kimchi one of these days.
Have you ever
tried making kimchi at home?
Not exact matches
Kimchi was the final fermented food that I had been yearning to
make, had
tried several times, but had yet to find success... until now.
I've been dying to
try and
make kimchi but it's just never happened.
Usually I love soy sauce and rice vinegar together as a kind of dipping sauce for things like
kimchi dumplings or whatever, so it's good to have that on hand now — I think I'll
try another tofu recipe of yours instead, as I really appreciated your corn starch tip to
making crispy tofu.
I've wanted to
try making gochujang paste for
kimchi, but haven't yet been able to find all of the ingredients, so my first choice would be the Korean BBQ rice!
There are numerous
kimchi recipes (and recipes that utilize kimchi) in this book that I will definitely try in the future, but the one I decided to make first was a slight variation on the Instant Apple, Persimmon, and Pear Kimchi that appears on pa
kimchi recipes (and recipes that utilize
kimchi) in this book that I will definitely try in the future, but the one I decided to make first was a slight variation on the Instant Apple, Persimmon, and Pear Kimchi that appears on pa
kimchi) in this book that I will definitely
try in the future, but the one I decided to
make first was a slight variation on the Instant Apple, Persimmon, and Pear
Kimchi that appears on pa
Kimchi that appears on page 65.
This
makes me actually really want to
try kimchi!!
I have
made Kimchi many times before, but when I saw this tutorial on how to
make Kim chi from Dr. Ben Kim, I knew I had to
try it.
So far I have
made the Thai Curry Noodle Pot (B), the Cauliflower and
Kimchi «Fried Rice» (A), Shrimp Stir - Fry (B --RRB-, Za'atar Roasted Carrot and Avocado Soca (A --RRB- and her Chocolate Mousse (B +), but have at least 8 more recipes I plan to
try.
Another option when
making Kimchi is to use a seeded minced jalapeno or Serrano chili pepper or two instead of
making the chili paste, or you could
try a tablespoon or two of a prepared spicy Asian chili paste.
From nutritional perspective, you can
try other fermented products such as
kimchi, homemade pickles, etc or home -
made kefir or full - fat yogurt.
You can also
try pickles (
made without sugar — check the label),
kimchi (a spicy Korean cabbage), kombucha (watch the sugar and don't drink if you are prone to candida or other sugar imbalance issues), miso, tempeh, and tofu.
You can of course
make kimchi from home however I've yet to give that a
try.
If you're interested in
making your own
kimchi I would recommend trying this recipe from Perfect Health Diet or the Spicy and Sour Kimchi on Mark's Daily
kimchi I would recommend
trying this recipe from Perfect Health Diet or the Spicy and Sour
Kimchi on Mark's Daily
Kimchi on Mark's Daily Apple.