Exclusive Pickled Cabbage
Mustard greens are left to wilt overnight, then layered into a glass jar with generous pinches of salt until the container is full, ready to ferment on its own.
Instructions
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Prepare the mustard greens for pickling.
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Wash the mustard greens.
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Wash the mustard greens and let them air dry overnight to remove the moisture.
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Large mustard greens can be cut in half.
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Put the mustard greens into a glass jar.
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Evenly sprinkle a layer of salt.
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Then lay another layer of mustard greens.
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Continue evenly sprinkling salt, layer by layer, until the jar is full.
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Cover with the lid and let it sit overnight.
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After sitting, the salt slowly dissolves.
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Boil in boiling water and let cool for later use.
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Add cooled boiled water, then add a little white vinegar.
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The water should cover the mustard greens, and you can place a bowl filled with water on top to press down the mustard greens.
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After covering it with a lid, place the mustard greens in a cool place.
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The Empress's pickled vegetables.
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The Empress's pickled vegetables.
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The finished sauerkraut after half a month; delicious sauerkraut needs time to ferment slowly.
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Rice with stir-fried pork intestines and homemade pickled mustard greens!
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Wrapped mustard greensto taste
- plain boiled water (cooled)to taste
Seasonings
- Saltto taste
- white vinegarto taste