Japanese Pickled Vegetable Recipe

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1. Shiozuke (Salt Pickling) Shiozuke is the simplest Japanese pickle to start with. You can literally use almost any vegetables – cucumbers, carrots, eggplant, daikon, celery – with this salt pickling method.
2. Pickled Cucumber. If you prefer quick pickling, this is the recipe to follow. You can choose to pickle the cucumbers as quickly as 2 hours or up to 2 days.
3. Misozuke (Miso Pickling) Yes, you can pickle your seasonal vegetables with miso. Known as Misozuke, this miso pickling method helps preserve the ingredients for a long time.
4. Shoyuzuke (Soy Sauce Pickling) Shoyuzuke (醤油漬け) is to pickle ingredients in soy sauce-based agent. It is another Japanese pickling technique that one could easily master at home.
5. Pickled Cabbage. This pickle will put your whole head of cabbage and extra cucumber into good use. Brined in salt, kombu and chili flakes, the palate-cleansing Pickled Cabbage (tsukemono) makes a perfect accompaniment to a traditional Japanese meal.
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WebMar 13, 2018 · 1. Prep the vegetables. Wash and scrubs cucumber skin to remove any wax, remove the seeds and cut into batons. Peel carrot, …

1. Prep the vegetables: Wash and scrubs cucumber skin to remove any wax, remove the seeds and cut into batons. Peel carrot, then cut carrot and celery sticks into batons about the same size as cucumber batons. We want about 3 cups of vegetables.
2. Salt the vegetables: Combine 2 1⁄2 cups of water with a tablespoon of salt in a mixing bowl. Soak cucumber, carrot, and celery batons in the salt solution for two hours.
3. Pickle the vegetables: To make the pickling juice, boil rice vinegar, water, kombu, salt, and sugar in a pot. Remove the piece of kombu right before boiling.
4. Drain and pat dry vegetable batons. Arrange into glass jars along with red chilies. Fill the jars with pickling juice and seal. You should be able to fill three 8-ounce glass jars.

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