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Hold cucumbers with both hands and wash them like rubbing them with thick salt to remove impurities and thorns between the spins.
STEP 2/18
Shake the soil cleanly and peel the radish with a filler.
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Drain the cleanly washed radishes and cucumbers on a sieve.
(I have a lot, but I wrote down the recipe as a comfortable amount.)
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Place a cup of sugar and vinegar.
Tip! Water:Sugar:Vinegar = 2:1:1 ratio. Adjust to the amount :)
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Measure 2 cups of water in the same cup.
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This is a pickle-only spice called Pickling Spice. If you don't have it, please leave it out! I used it because I wanted to make it smell like pickles sold in the market!
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Boil all the measured ingredients and salt in one pot.
Tip! It may boil too quickly while you are cleaning vegetables, so you can leave it on low heat and clean the ingredients, or you can boil the vegetables first. It's boiling right away~
STEP 8/18
Put a container for pickles in cold water on one side and boil it on fire to sterilize the container hot and hot.
Tip! If you put a container in hot water, it can break because of the temperature difference! Make sure to put it in cold water and boil it, and don't forget to disinfect the lid~
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Cut radishes into rectangular or chicken radish shapes that are easy to eat.
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Cut cucumbers into round or long pieces.
Tip! Remove the seeds when cutting cucumbers into long pieces. To prevent seeds from floating and becoming messy and to increase preservation.
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Put the ingredients in the sterilized container one by one.
Tip! If you stack cucumbers and pickles alternately like the bottle on the right, you can easily take out two types without rummaging through them~
STEP 12/18
I did a lot.
Tip! You can see some red radishes! It's a beat. Beats have the effect of lowering anemia, anticancer, anti-inflammatory, anti-aging, blood pressure and blood sugar to the extent that they are called superfoods, and they give you a pretty color, so I put them in~
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Put the hot pickle sauce over the vegetables.
Tip! You need to pour hot sauce to make the vegetables crispy
Tip! Spice doesn't have to be filtered, but I removed it to make it easier to eat~
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Cover and turn over so that it can be vacuumed.
Tip! If the lid doesn't fit well, the sauce may come out, so make sure to close it well and turn it upside down~ When you open the lid after aging! Or if you hear the sound of opening the bottle lid, the vacuum is done well!
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The color turned yellow because I used brown sugar. If you use white sugar, it will be a much brighter and prettier pickle color!
Tip! Can you see the difference in pink depending on the amount of beats?
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It's the color of pickles when you put it in.
After ripening at room temperature for about 2 days, store it in the refrigerator and eat it~
STEP 17/18
This is the 3rd day after 2 days of aging. The color of the cucumber is well preserved, and the color of the beet is well colored~
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This is the pickle that I put in the biggest bowl. The color is too red, but it's because I put in a lot to eat beats that are good for high blood pressure and diabetes :)
If the color of the beat splashes on the white clothes, it will be colored. Be careful :) 1-3 bits of beet will stain pink enough.