Cabbage Kimchi

Cabbage Kimchi

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Ingredients

Sl NoDescriptionQuantityMacros split
1napa cabbage500 g
125 kcal6g protein · 29g carbs · 1g fat
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2sea salt0.5 cup
0 kcal0g protein · 0g carbs · 0g fat
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3water1 cup
0 kcal0g protein · 0g carbs · 0g fat
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4minced garlic2 tbsp
45 kcal2g protein · 10g carbs · 0g fat
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5minced ginger1 tsp
4 kcal0g protein · 1g carbs · 0g fat
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6gochugaru0.5 cup
240 kcal7g protein · 43g carbs · 7g fat
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7salt2 tsp
0 kcal0g protein · 0g carbs · 0g fat
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8sugar1 tbsp
58 kcal0g protein · 15g carbs · 0g fat
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9aekjeot0.25 cup—Buy
10onion0.5 piece
23 kcal1g protein · 6g carbs · 0g fat
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11carrot0.25 piece
5 kcal0g protein · 1g carbs · 0g fat
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12Korean radish0 g—Buy
13green onions4 piece
176 kcal5g protein · 41g carbs · 0g fat
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Total, all ingredients676 kcal · 21g protein · 146g carbs · 8g fatestimated
Per servingno servings count given
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Directions

Quarter the napa cabbage, wash, and drain.

Combine coarse sea salt and water.

Put cabbages in salted water and take out one at a time to get salt down.

Add cabbages to a container. Pour salted water over top, and set aside for at least 6–8 hours (overnight is great). The cabbage should be soft enough to bend.

Wash cabbages and drain well.

Combine gochugaru, salt, sugar, jeot gal (Korean fish sauce), minced garlic, and minced ginger.

Mix the onion, carrot, radish, and green onion into the chilli powder mixture.

Take one cabbage, and stuff the above mixture between every layer.

Try to fold the cabbage in half. With 2 outer leaves, wrap the whole thing securely.

Put cabbages in an airtight container, and let it sit at room temperature overnight.

Refrigerate for 2–3 days at minimum. After a few days, you will notice some liquid. This is totally normal and a sign that the kimchi is ripening.

Enjoy your kimchi!

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