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Pickles
Chili and vegetable pickle Spicy pickled vegetables -acar Chili pickles- Easy and quick Ginger pickle for sushi Cantonese style mixed vegetable pickle Cabbage pickle - Chinese pickle Pickle melon skin
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Chili pickles- Easy and quick Essentially non-oil base, almost no cooking is required. Can be taken as complimentary to a dish, e.g. chili pickle to noodles, ginger pickle to sushi. Can also be taken as an entree e.g. papaya pickle, ginger pickle, and most Chinese pickles. The vinegar pickle base:
Warm the vinegar base, stir till sugar and salt dissolves. Add
anything to be pickled. The most important procedure is the drying process.
If not dried properly, the pickle will go bad very soon. Wash the
stuff to be pickled, in this case, chilies, thoroughly.
Add chili to the pickle base and mix well.
Besides chili, you can use the same
vinegar pickle base to
pickle onions, cucumber, zucchini, garlic, ginger, mango, cabbage,
beet roots, carrot, etc.
Use only very young ginger. Old ginger will be too fibrous. Scrape off the skin, wash and leave dry thoroughly, for 1 to 2 days. Slice thinly. Add just enough of the pickle vinegar base to cover. Refrigerate. Cut chilies can be added for luring presentation. Pickled ginger, on long keeping, will turn pink. If you need instant effect, add some edible dye.
Pickle melon skin
Ingredients
Method
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Onion pickle:
Chinese pickle - 1/2 turnip, 1/2 cucumber, 1 carrot, to be cut into bite pieces.
10 slices of ginger. Marinate them with 1 tbsp salt. Let stand for 6
hours. 1/2 cabbage, 1 turnip, 1 carrot, 2 cm long ginger, 1 cayenne chili, to be cut into pieces. Let dry for 12 hours. Pickle base:
The following recipes use oil:
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