Spicy Pickled Radish (Korean style, sugar free)
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Radish I used is not a daikon but the recipe is Korean style.
If using real sugar, ratio is 1:1 vinegar-sugar.
Spicy Pickled Radish (Korean style, sugar free)
Radish I used is not a daikon but the recipe is Korean style.
If using real sugar, ratio is 1:1 vinegar-sugar.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
I soaked my radish in the fridge in water before I made the recipe. Threw away the water before I added the vinegar. So no need to dilute your vinegar unless you want to reduce tanginess. Add water according to your preference.
- 2
Combine all ingredients in a container. If you are using all of the radish, make sure the vinegar is enough to reach the radish on the top. Adjust according to sweetness or tanginess, recommended ratio is 1:1 if you are using real sugar (or less if you don't like it too sweet). I used Stevia packets, which is sweeter so I used less. To make it spicy, any Gochujang brand is okay. Don't forget to add salt.
- 3
Refrigerate overnight and enjoy it the following day. :)
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