Encurtidos de arroz en salvado Tsukemono Nukazuke

Receta de tsukemono, el encurtido japonés en salvado de arroz llamado nukazuke.
Ingredientes
- 800 ml Water
- 800 g Roasted Rice Bran
- 80 g salt
- 250 g matured rice bran mixture Optional *1
- 2 inch Kelp ((5cm))
- 1 dried chili
- 6-8 outer leaves cabbage for maturing the rice bran bed
Preparación
- 1
Boil water: Boil the water in order to remove chlorine and set aside to cool down.
- 2
place rice bran into a container: Place the roasted rice bran into the container that is used for pickle
- 3
Add salt to the roasted rice bran and mix them well
- 4
pour the water and mix: Pour the cooled down water into the container and mix them well with hands
- 5
add kombu kelp and chili: Press the konbu kelp, chili and garlic in and bury completely in the rice bran bed.
- 6
Make the top surface flat with your hands, wipe the container to clean (avoiding other bacteria growth) and place a lid on.
- 7
Refrigerate to rest overnight.
- 8
Bury vege scrap: Next morning, take the container out of the fridge and press the cabbage leaves into the rice bran pickling bed (nukadoko) and bury them completely with rice bran.
- 9
Wipe the inside of the container with wet cloths to clean.
- 10
Place the lid and leave it overnight at room temperature. *5
- 11
stir the rice bran bed: Next day, remove the cabbage leaves out of the rice bran bed, and stir the rice bran bed well.
- 12
add another cabbage leaf for maturing: Add another cabbage leaf, cover with the rice bran, flatten the top surface and wipe off to clean the container with wet cloths.
- 13
repeat the process: Repeat the above process 3-4 times in order to mature the rice bran pickling bed. *2
- 14
repeat 3-4 times: After you repeat the above process 3-4 times, the rice bran bed is ready to pickle.
- 15
pickle vegetables: Wash the vegetables that you want to pickle and prep the vegetables. *3
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