Kim Dae-seok's Salt-Pickled Radish Greens

Traditional mustard greens pickle preserved for up to a year with crisp texture, using only salt, chili seeds, and soju to eliminate raw odor and prevent spoilage.

Ingredients needed 10 servings

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Cooking tips

  • Do not trim the root ends of the mustard greens—keeping them intact ensures the leaves stay together and pickle neatly.
  • Soju acts as a natural preservative by inhibiting mold growth, while chili seeds help reduce raw odor and add a spicy flavor.
  • Leave the pickle on the balcony throughout winter, then transfer it to the refrigerator after early March and use as needed.
  • After about one week, moisture will naturally seep out from the greens, creating a slightly briny liquid.

Recommended for

  • Those who want to make the most of leftover mustard greens after kimchi-making instead of discarding them.
  • Home cooks looking to create deep-flavored mustard greens or pickle base for fish stews and soups.
  • People interested in learning how to preserve food traditionally with zero risk of spoilage.

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