Pickled cherry blossom

Sakura is so beautiful in spring that this is my way to honor these awesome treasure. Using a traditional Japanese way of preserving sakura.
Pickled cherry blossom
Sakura is so beautiful in spring that this is my way to honor these awesome treasure. Using a traditional Japanese way of preserving sakura.
Steps
- 1
Pick up 2 cups of young cherry blossoms right before they reach fully blooming.
- 2
Rinse and dry them on paper towels.
- 3
Sprinkle salt and massage into the flowers. Put a glass weight on top to press down the flowers. Allow the salt to cure them for 3 days in a fridge.
- 4
Squeeze the flowers juice out and use it for seasoning other dishes. Add 1/4 cup unami plum vinegar or more and make sure to submerge all the flowers. Soaked it for another 3 days
- 5
Then drain the vinegar. Lay flat all the flowers on a plate monolayer. Dry them in shade in a good sunny day and pack them with salt in a jar.
- 6
Use it to make sakura rice or seasoning freshwater fis
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