Jerusalem artichoke kimchi 泡洋姜

After lacto-fermentation, Jerusalem artichoke will be very crunchy and delicious(sweet and sour).
Jerusalem artichoke kimchi 泡洋姜
After lacto-fermentation, Jerusalem artichoke will be very crunchy and delicious(sweet and sour).
Steps
- 1
Wash off the dirt of all Jerusalem artichoke under running water. Cut off any bruised section.
- 2
Cut Jerusalem artichoke into thin slices. Season it with salt and sugar and set it aside for 1 hour.
- 3
In a separate basin, mix all ingredients for paste. Stir in all salted Jerusalem artichoke plus 2 Tsp of salting brine. Mix well and set it firmly in a large glass jar or container. Set it at room temperature for a day or just overnight before transfer it to the fridge. Once it turn sour, it's ready to eat.
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