Japanese Pickled Hakusai Sald (V,GF)

The hakusai salad is one of my favorite ways to eat this juicy and fiber-rich vegetable.Making Japanese Pickles (asazuke) is easy, and it makes a nice side dish for any Japanese-style meal. Lots of vegetables can be pickled in this way. For example,aubergine,carrots and radish are good. #mycookbook #globalfoodtour #japan
Japanese Pickled Hakusai Sald (V,GF)
The hakusai salad is one of my favorite ways to eat this juicy and fiber-rich vegetable.Making Japanese Pickles (asazuke) is easy, and it makes a nice side dish for any Japanese-style meal. Lots of vegetables can be pickled in this way. For example,aubergine,carrots and radish are good. #mycookbook #globalfoodtour #japan
Steps
- 1
Gather all the ingredients
- 2
Shred the Chinese Cabbage and cut the Cucumber in half lengthwise and into thin slices diagonally.
- 3
Put all the ingredients in the airtight plastic bag and add 1 ¼ tsp. kosher salt.
- 4
Rub with hands until the cabbage softens. Remove the air and close the plastic bag tightly.
- 5
Put the bag in the fridge for 1-2 hours.
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