
Crispy Pickled Ginger Shoots
Tender ginger shoots are salted for hours, drained, then bathed in white vinegar with a splash of liquor and Sichuan peppercorn. Pungent freshness with a serious snap.
Instructions
- 1

Peel off the old skin from the tender ginger shoots and wash them clean.
- 2

Place the washed ginger sprouts in a ventilated area to dry the moisture.
- 3

After the ginger sprouts are dried, place them in a clean, oil-free small bowl, sprinkle refined salt according to a 10:1 ratio of ginger sprouts to refined salt, and mix evenly to pickle for 4 hours.
- 4

After a few hours, pour out the brine.
- 5

Pour in an appropriate amount of high-proof liquor.
- 6

Sprinkle in a little Sichuan peppercorns.
- 7

Pour in white vinegar; the ratio of ginger shoots to white vinegar is 10:1.
- 8

Pour in a little soy sauce to enhance the color.
- 9

Pour in sugar according to a 10:1 ratio of ginger buds to sugar
- 10

Sprinkle an appropriate amount of red chili and garlic slices according to your preference, or pour in minced garlic.
- 11

After mixing evenly, put it into a clean, oil-free container and marinate for a week before it can be eaten.
- 12

Divide the pickled ginger shoots into small packages for easy consumption and gifting.
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Ingredients
Auxiliary Ingredients
- Fresh tender ginger shoots500g
- chilito taste
Seasonings
- Refined salt50g
- white sugar50g
- Soy sauceto taste
- Sichuan pepperto taste
- white vinegar50g
Main Ingredients
- High-proof liquorto taste
- Garlicto taste