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Kim Chee

Kim Chee

Kim chee (also spelled kimchi) is a Korean recipe dating back to the 7th century. The process was developed as a way to preserve vegetables during lean months when few fresh vegetables were available. It consists of a combination of vegetables, flavorings, and sometimes fish. They are combined, pickled, and then fermented before eating.

Kimchi can be mild or spicy and most commonly is made with cabbage, radishes, or cucumbers. It can be eaten as is or used in other recipes. Once fermented, it can keep for a very long time if properly refrigerated.



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recipe for kaktugi kimchi

Kaktugi Kimchi

Classic kimchi is made with cabbage, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. This kaktugi mixture of spiced radishes and scallions makes an outstanding side dish for a Korean spread.


Time:   over 5 hours

recipe for kimchi (korean cabbage relish)

Kimchi (Korean Cabbage Relish)

Made with ginger root, Chinese cabbage, salt, green onions, crushed red chile peppers, garlic


Time:   over 5 hours

recipe for napa kimchee

Napa Kimchee

Made with kosher salt, red pepper flakes, sugar, napa cabbage, Korean pickling salt, scallions, carrot, ginger, garlic, candied ginger


Time:   over 5 hours


recipe for oi sobagi kimchi (cucumber kimchi)

Oi Sobagi Kimchi (Cucumber Kimchi)

Made with cayenne pepper, sugar, salt, fresh ginger root, garlic, green onions, Kirby cucumbers


Time:   over 5 hours

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