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Green cabbage leaves when making kimchi.. There are times when there are a lot of cabbages.
It's cabbage kimchi left after making it for stew.
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It is a cabbage leaf, so it is very rough and the stem is thick.
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You can blanch it in boiling water with a whole cabbage leaf, but it is also convenient to cut it a couple of times with a knife.
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Boil enough water in a large pot at home, add a spoonful of salt, and boil the chopped cabbage cabbage well.
* Don't boil it until it's torn down. Just boil it until it's not crunchy
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Wash it clean and soak it in water, or if the amount is large, put the amount to eat once in a plastic pack and store it in a freezer.
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Remove it when necessary and soak it in water after defrosting it to remove the distinctive smell of the cabbage. (It's good to store it after removing it when freezing it.)
* I made gamjatang with defrosted cabbage.
- When boiling cabbage cabbage, pour plenty of water, boil it so that it is not crunchy or fully soaked, and soak it in water to remove the unique smell of cabbage.