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Napa cabbage kimchi
kimchi · ferment · Korean
About
A fermented chile-seasoned vegetable component, most often napa cabbage. It is both a side and an ingredient in fried rice, stews, and pancakes.
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Kimchi is foundational to Korean cuisine with many regional forms. No single household recipe is canonized here.
Sources
- General kimchi teaching
Skill ladder
- L1 Napa cabbage kimchi · this page
- L2 Long-ferment kimchi
- L3 Seafood-paste kimchi
Uses
- Napa cabbage 1000 g
- Salt 40 g
- Gochugaru 40 g
- Minced garlic 25 g
- Fresh ginger 15 g
- Scallion 40 g
- Fish sauce 20 g
- Sugar 10 g
Preparations used
Used in
- Bulgogi dish
- Advanced Bulgogi dish
- Classic Bulgogi dish
- Kimchi fried rice dish
- Advanced Kimchi fried rice dish
- Classic Kimchi fried rice dish
- Kimchi jjigae dish
- Advanced kimchi jjigae dish
- Classic Kimchi jjigae dish
- Kimchi quesadilla dish
- Sundubu jjigae dish
- Advanced Sundubu jjigae dish
- Classic Sundubu jjigae dish
Similar in this layer
- Seafood-paste kimchi 0.94
- Long-ferment kimchi 0.94
- Bulgogi marinade 0.41
- Advanced Bulgogi marinade 0.41
- Classic Bulgogi marinade 0.41
- Jerk rub 0.40
- Advanced Jerk rub 0.40
- Classic Jerk rub 0.40
Full raw-ingredient roll-up
Secondary view: every leaf ingredient with its path.
- 1000.0 g Napa cabbagepath kimchi → napa-cabbage
- 40.0 g Gochugarupath kimchi → gochugaru
- 40.0 g Saltpath kimchi → salt
- 40.0 g Scallionpath kimchi → scallion
- 25.0 g Garlicpath kimchi → minced-garlic → garlic
- 20.0 g Fish saucepath kimchi → fish-sauce
- 15.0 g Fresh gingerpath kimchi → ginger
- 10.0 g Sugarpath kimchi → sugar