10 Korean Pickles to Gustatory senses

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Kkakdugi, a Korean radish Kimchi, features spring onions and ginger. To prepare this pickle, the radish is cubed.

Kkakdugi

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Dongchimi is made using Korean radish, napa cabbage, scallions, and Korean pear. Additionally, pickled green chili, ginger, and brine are included in the preparation.

Dongchimi

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Yeolmu radish is used for this pickle, and people often add green onions and red pepper. To spice it up, a mixture of shrimp sauce, ginger, and garlic is added.

Yeolmu-kimchi

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Jangajji pickle incorporates various vegetables, including popular choices like radish, peach, garlic chives, melon, and butterbur leaves.

Jangajji

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Korean green onion pickle, made with scallions used for fermented kimchi, is garnished with sesame seeds, promising to make your mouth water.

Pa kimchi

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Oi sobagi is a Korean cucumber pickle served with soups and stews. It's best when made fresh by cutting cucumbers and soaking them in brine water.

Oi Sobagi

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Gat kimchi is made with mustard leaves (gat) spiced up with chilli flakes, ginger, garlic, scallions, and fermented anchovy paste. The greens are roughly chopped before fermenting.

Gat Kimchi

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Korean radish and napa cabbage are the main ingredients for this pickle. It also includes thinly sliced cucumbers and dropwort, along with a mixture of chili powder, ginger, sugar, salt, and garlic to enhance the flavor.

Nabak Kimchi

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This kimchi is a crispy, tangy, and refreshing side dish. It is also a vital ingredient in gimbap, the Korean seaweed rice rolls.

Danmuji

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To serve, place some tofu, brine, and onions in a bowl, along with some chopped shiitake mushrooms. Enjoy it with rice or noodles.

Dubu-jangajji

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