This Man's Cook Garlic-Ginger Pickle
A tangy-sweet pickle made by soaking garlic and ginger in a seasoned brine with soju for long-term aging after a one-day salt cure
Ingredients needed 5 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Soaking garlic and ginger in saltwater for 24 hours removes their sharp, pungent taste effectively through osmosis and softens their texture.
- Use fresh, recently opened vinegar in the brine, as its acidity is essential for long-term preservation and safety.
- Adding 1 cup of soju to the brine acts as a natural preservative, preventing mold and spoilage while significantly extending shelf life.
- During aging, garlic may turn green—a natural enzymatic reaction known as chlorosis. This change does not affect taste or health benefits; it is safe to consume.
Recommended for
- Those who want to make a tangy-sweet pickle using garlic and ginger aged together.
- People preparing long-lasting preserved side dishes.
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