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Quick And Simple Japanese Pickles

These are not only to go with steamed rice, they can be eaten with many dishes.

Recipe By: yhiranuma (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/34)
Serves 2 Cook: 15 min

Ingredients

Your favourite salad vegetables
Water 3 tbsp
Vinegar 2 tbsp
Granulated sugar 1-2 tsp
Salt 1-2 tsp
Kombu tea 1 tsp
Mooli (Daikon) 250g
Radish to your taste
Celery to your taste
Carrots to your taste
Chinese cabbage to your taste
Cucumber to your taste
Cabbage to your taste
Zest of citrus fruit as required

Method

1
Slice your favourite vegetables, especially cucumber and carrots, as thinly as possible.
2
Put all the ingredients except the vegetables into a Ziploc bag. Then add your vegetables. Massage the liquid into the vegetables.
3
Remove all the air from the bag and leave until the vegetables have softened. Serve the pickled vegetables in a dish (leave the liquid behind).

Tips & Note

Pickle for about 2-3 hours. In summertime, it's better to refridgerate it. Ideally, you should use the zest of a yuzu, but otherwise, lemon is fine. You could add sesame seeds or sesame oil to give another flavour.

Quick And Simple Japanese Pickles

These are not only to go with steamed rice, they can be eaten with many dishes.

Recipe By: yhiranuma (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/34)

Serves 2

Cook: 15 min

Ingredients

Your favourite salad vegetables
Water 3 tbsp
Vinegar 2 tbsp
Granulated sugar 1-2 tsp
Salt 1-2 tsp
Kombu tea 1 tsp
Mooli (Daikon) 250g
Radish to your taste
Celery to your taste
Carrots to your taste
Chinese cabbage to your taste
Cucumber to your taste
Cabbage to your taste
Zest of citrus fruit as required
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Quick And Simple Japanese Pickles

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These are not only to go with steamed rice, they can be eaten with many dishes.

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3 tbsp
2 tbsp
1-2 tsp
1-2 tsp
1 tsp
250g
to your taste
to your taste
to your taste
to your taste
to your taste
to your taste
as required

Method

Cook
15min
1
Slice your favourite vegetables, especially cucumber and carrots, as thinly as possible.
2
Put all the ingredients except the vegetables into a Ziploc bag. Then add your vegetables. Massage the liquid into the vegetables.
3
Remove all the air from the bag and leave until the vegetables have softened. Serve the pickled vegetables in a dish (leave the liquid behind).

Tips & Note

Pickle for about 2-3 hours. In summertime, it's better to refridgerate it. Ideally, you should use the zest of a yuzu, but otherwise, lemon is fine. You could add sesame seeds or sesame oil to give another flavour.

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Japan Pickles Vegan Vegetable Sides Vegetarian Cabbage Cucumber Green Vegetables Root Vegetables Breakfast Everyday

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