STEP 1/12
Use a chopping knife to chop radish.
* If you're cutting it with a knife, just don't cut it too finely. (If it's a knife with a thickness control, put it in number 2 and slice it.)
* The green side of the radish is sweeter than the root side, and the texture is good.
* Measuring is a spoon of rice spoon
STEP 2/12
Put the radish in a bowl, add sugar, and mix well.
STEP 3/12
Add salt to the sugar-marinated radish, mix it well, and let it pickle.
STEP 4/12
While pickled radish, soak the green onions in water and wash them until they form foam.
* About three times
STEP 5/12
There's a foreign substance in the blue.
Take it out.
STEP 6/12
Wash it clean three times, put it in a basket, and squeeze the water out.
* There are people who blanch slightly in hot water, so please refer to it.
STEP 7/12
Add vinegar to pickled radish.
STEP 9/12
You don't throw away the salted soup separately and use it as a seasoning.
Put the watery green onion on the side with the soup seasoning so that the seasoning gets soaked.
STEP 10/12
After mixing the green onions and pickled radishes
Season with sugar + salt + vinegar.
Lastly, sprinkle sesame seeds if the seasoning is right.
STEP 11/12
Mix radish and green onion well.
* You can add sesame oil to your taste.
* We don't put sesame oil when we use vinegar.
STEP 12/12
It's self-made without throwing away the soup, so you can pour it on the sweet and sour seasoned green onion.
- Do not throw away the pickled radish water and use it as a seasoning. (Winter radish only)