Kim Dae-seok's Butterbur Jangajji
A refreshing spring pickle made by blanching butterbur leaves, peeling off the tough outer skin, and soaking them in a soy sauce brine infused with licorice root.
Ingredients needed 6 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Peeling the tough outer skin from the butterbur stems after blanching ensures a tender, smooth texture.
- Add vinegar and soju only after the brine has cooled slightly to preserve their acidity and aroma.
- Store the finished pickle in the refrigerator after aging for at least half a day.
Recommended for
- Those seeking a fragrant butterbur pickle to pair with meat dishes.
- People curious about how to properly prepare tough butterbur stems.
- Anyone wanting to make spring pickles using a licorice-infused soy sauce brine.
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