Pickle and ginger
By VicentaLakin
GINGER, THE MOST COMMON WAY TO EAT IS PICKLED. THERE'S A PICKLED GINGER CALLED "FU GINGER." I DON'T KNOW HOW TO WRITE IT, BUT PEOPLE SAY IT. IT'S DEEP, IT'S SOUR, IT'S SWEET. MAYBE A LITTLE MORE SWEET? IT IS SOLD ON THE MARKET, BUT ONLY BY A WOMAN-IN-LAW WHO LOOKS LIKE A FLOWER AND LOOKS LIKE SHE'S SEEN IN THE EARLY YEARS. I DON'T KNOW IF THAT OLD LADY'S GONNA SHOW UP OR WHAT TO DO. I'VE SEARCHED FOUR TIMES TO FIND OUT IF IT'S THE SMELL OF EARLY LIFE. WAITING'S NOT LONG, 10 DAYS. IT DOESN'T SOUND LONG, BUT IT FEELS LIKE A CENTURY AWAY. IT HAS BEEN AN EXTRA DAY SINCE THE TIME OF THE SEAL, BECAUSE IT IS NOT EMPTY. SLICE, SMELLY, PERFUMED OIL. THE ASSESSMENT IS THAT THIS TASTES GOOD. BUT SAY IT YOURSELF. THE TASTE OF BIG STUFF IS A LITTLE TOO HIGH, AND A LITTLE LESS THAN TWO. CAN'T USE THE OIL, LIKE THE SPICY, BUT CAN ALSO WATER SOME RED SAUCE. BUT BETTER NOT。
Recipe Recommendations
- Jerusalem artichokes 500 grams
- white sugar 200 grams
- vinegar 300 grams
- soy sauce 100 grams
- pepper a little
- octagonal a little
- cinnamon a little
- sesame oil a little
- MSG a little
- sweet and sour
- pickled
- several days
- simple
Steps for Pickle and ginger

1
Ginger clean
2
Two to three days in a net screen. Take off some moisture
3
Materials: 500 grams of ginger, 200 grams of sugar, 300 grams of vinegar, 100 grams of sauce, a little bit of pepper, a little bit of eight cents, a little bit of cinnamon, a little bit of perfume, a little bit of taste
4
Put sugar, vinegar, soy sauce in the pot
5
Join the peppers, eight horns, cinnamon
6
Burning on the fire, turning the fire, so that the scent of the spice is fully melted
7
Turn off the engine
8
Put the ginger in the pot
9
It pours into cooled perfume
10
And press down the ginger that floats
11
Make the ginger fully immersed in soup juice
12
It's sealed for about 10 days
13
Discover
14
Pull out the ginger
15
Slice
16
Add a little fragrance and fragrancePickle and ginger Make Tips
The surface of the air-dried Jerusalem artichoke is slightly wilted. You can adjust the amounts of seasonings according to your personal taste. Once you have finished eating the pickled Jerusalem artichoke, you can add more to the brine to pickle again.