A springtime instant geotjeori made by crisply brining albaechu in water with dissolved new sugar and sun-dried salt, then lightly tossing with a special fish sauce seasoning paste and scallions.
When brining the cabbage, coating it with the new sugar water brings out the cabbage's natural sweetness and keeps it crisp until the last bite.
Using sugar can make the seasoning gritty or produce excess liquid, so use thick malt syrup to help the seasoning adhere smoothly and give a glossy finish.
If you mix the tender scallions with the cabbage from the start and handle roughly, they'll release moisture and give off a grassy smell, so be sure to add them only after the cabbage is coated and toss gently.
Recommended for 🙋
⭐Those who want fresh, juice-bursting geotjeori instead of over-fermented, sour kimchi.
⭐Cooking beginners who struggle with brining concentration or always fail at mixing kimchi seasoning ratios.
⭐Those who want to make the perfect companion banchan to top on kalguksu, sujebi, or freshly steamed rice.