
Fresh and Spicy Napa Cabbage
Heavy salting draws out moisture before chili powder, a fruit-and-aromatic paste, and chili sauces get worked in. Fermentation mellows it into a lively, spicy side.
Instructions
- 1

Prepare the materials, Powder ignores it
- 2

Tear and wash Chinese cabbage
- 3

Drain and cut into pieces
- 4

Layer the vegetables with a layer of salt
- 5

Layer the vegetables and add a layer of salt to finish
- 6

Place a heavy object on top to press down
- 7

Pressing for four to five hours is enough. I pressed it overnight, and now this little is left.
- 8

Rinse off the saltwater, and taste it to make sure it's not salty before using.
- 9

Apple cut into pieces
- 10

Blend the apple together with ginger and garlic into a puree
- 11

Squeeze the water out of the cabbage
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Add chili powder, add more if you like it spicy
- 13

Lao Gan Ma chili sauce, unlike the fresh and sweet taste of Korean chili sauce, is salty and spicy.
- 14

Add two spoonfuls of sauce
- 15

Stir evenly
- 16

Stir evenly
- 17

Place into a freshness-preserving container and press down firmly
- 18

Seal and refrigerate for seven days before eating; actually, leaving it for a few more days without opening it makes it taste even better.
- 19

Perfect, fresh, spicy, and refreshing, you end up eating two more bowls of rice. For those who can't handle spicy food, you can use Korean chili paste and skip the dried chili peppers.
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Chinese cabbage1 piece
- Apple2 piece
Auxiliary Ingredients
- Ginger1 piece
- Garlic2 piece
- chili powder20 g
Seasonings
- Salt50 g
- Chili sauce2 spoon