Fermented Sour Cabbage Recipe
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Today, we are making fermented sour cabbage. This is a popular ingredient in north Chinese cuisine. You can use it to make dumplings and steamed bun filling. I also like to put it in braised meat. You can use the pickled brine to flavor noodle soup or hot pot soup. There are tons of ways to use it.
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INGREDIENTS
Cabbage
iodine-free Salt 2%-3% of the cabbage weight depending on your taste
INSTRUCTIONS
Wash your cutting board, knife, a couple of big bowls, and some glass jars with soapy water. Rinse them several times; then one last time, rinse with boiling hot water.
Put the bowl and the jars in a 180°F oven for 20 minutes to dry them completely. For the cutting board, knife, and plastic jar lids, you can’t dry them in the oven; just let them air dry on the countertop.
Remove the outer layers of the cabbage before putting it on the cutting board. Cut the cabbage into four or eight even pieces depending on the size of your jar.
Weigh the cabbage. Then measure out the salt. It should be 2-3% of the total weight of the cabbage, depending on your taste. It is best to use iodine-free salt because iodine will darken the color of the pickles.
Rub the cabbage with salt. Be sure to get to every leaf.
Once all the salt is finished, you can put the cabbage in the jar. But the jar that I use, the mouth is too small. Right now, the cabbage can’t go through the mouth. So, I will cover the cabbage with a plastic film and let it sit at room temperature overnight.
The next day, the salt will draw out lots of liquid from the cabbage and the stem will be much more pliable. Put the cabbage and the juice into the jar.
Check the liquid amount. It should be enough to cover all the cabbage. If not, you can add some 2-3% salt solution to cover all the cabbage and seal the jar. This way, it will take about 3-4 weeks for the cabbage to be ready.
Note:
If you want to speed up the fermenting process, you can add some old pickling brine from the previous pickle you made. This way, it only takes 1-2 weeks for the cabbage to be ready. The old pickling brine contains lots of lactobacilli already, and if you add it to the new jar, it will become the dominant bacteria. It can multiply fast and take over the territory and leave no space for other bacteria.
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So awesome!! Thanks for sharing!!!! Is this the same as kimchi?
Both are naturally fermented lactic acid foods, but most kimchis involve more ingredients (like rice flour porridge, fish sauce, salted shrimp, other vegetables, etc.). This looks like a delicious simple pickle like sauerkraut. I'm definitely going to make this!
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Growing up, we had large gardens with enormous green cabbage. It was labor intensive to cut and shred the cabbage (on giant wooden mandolins), layered with salt in 30 gallon crocks . Fermented, watching and tasting for months. Then jarred and canned them. The best kraut ever.
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I just made this 20 minutes ago and the cabbage fermented perfectly! It tastes great!
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Big masonry glass jars on the to get this week list, I love how this woman puts me to work almost every time a video comes out, as a scientist let me congratulate you on that explanation of the fermenting process, it was superb, thank you.
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Awesome video!! Can’t go wrong with fermenting and sprouting.
Made exactly like sauerkraut. Even more. You can ferment many vegetables exactly the same way. I've fermented collards, chard, spinach, broccoli, escarole, radishes and zucchini just like this. I use a big ol' bucket. Some vegetables are drier, so you may need to use a brine of 1/2 cup salt to gallon of water instead of dry salting. Also store bought green cabbages does tend to be drier than fresh out of your garden.
in bulgaria we ferment various vegetables all in one place for the winter. cabbage, green tomatoes, carrots, cauliflower, sweet peppers and celery. when they are ready we make a salad called turshija.
I have a couple of 9x13 cake pans that are scratched and a bit rusty, and I use those to hold any jars I am fermenting stuff in. Saves a lot of mess.
So Chinese sour cabbage is ... sauerkraut! (traditional type, not jarred commercial kind) OK, different cabbage cultivar, but otherwise essentially the same. Not surprising since sauerkraut is simply German for sour cabbage. Looking forward to the recipes.
I made some a couple of weeks ago, and yeah. It tastes exactly like the sauerkraut I know and love. The texture is finer, but it's the same otherwise. Would I make it again? Yes. In fact, I like it so much, I'm growing napa cabbages, just to pickle.
Well done, Mandi! Concise instructions for a ubiquitous ingredient in much Oriental cooking and the core of any fermentation recipe for anyone wanting to customize with other ingredients. Thank you.
Looks so simple. Thank you! 😊
I made this and it turned out great! Thank you
Thank you for explained the reseasons for the methods.
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A truck overturned this morning spilling cabbage all over the highway.
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Arg! The PUNishment!!!
Great ! I wait for your recipes with this cabbage 😀
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge of fermentation
A simple process for what seems a versatile ingredient.
Thanks again for providing the science behind the process. I guess I’m a “nerd””,” but I appreciate knowing why things happen the way the do. 💜
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A grandma from North Eastern China who was a family friend used to make it at home during the winter, and make sour cabbage dumplings out of it.
Awesome Mandy
Looking forward to the recipes involving this ingredient! This recipe is very simple and easy. Like of like the very first step for making kimchi, haha. Thanks for the video.
My fermented cabbage is a great success.please teach us more recipes using this ingredient.i tried your glass noodle recipe with it.it was really delicious 😋.
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First!! Love your recipes thank you!!
Love ferments. Cheers.
Iodine will also make the vegetables a bit mushy. Pickling salt doesn't have iodine and it makes nice crisp fermented veggies.
i'm not a huge fan of cabbage myself, but i can see myself making this 4 a group.
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Thank you! Can you show us some more Northern Chinese recipes? There do not seem to many available online (that I have found!)
😋😋😋soooo good
very nice
Can you also include in your future videos how you use the leftover brine? Can't wait to try this recipe this summer when I grow some Chinese cabbage!
Fermented Sour Cabbage is yummy 👍👍👍
Do you eat it out of the jar or in a recipe??
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it's traditional in bulgaria. with sour cabbage we make sarmi, kapama, boranija and sour cabbage salad.
Now I have to go check the basement for a few gallon jars.
It's almost identical to German sauerkraut, but that is sliced up. I wonder why Chinese recipes do not slice the cabbage, seems more convenient.
I saw the word 'sour' and I clicked so fast🤤🤤🤤
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Hi Mandy! I love your recipes! I wanted to ask you, how can I understand when the fermentation is complete? Can I open the jar sometime? Thank you
Looks fabulous. Is this the type of picked cabbage that goes well with congee? Many thanks
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I made this recipe from Magic Ingredients video a couple of weeks ago, and it's very good. It tastes like western Sauerkraut, but the texture is finer. The wedges mean you can use whole leaves instead of just little shreds, like you get from traditional German pickled cabbage. I like it so much, I'll have to make more next week, or I'll run out! Roasted peanuts, fresh fruit, and pickles make my weeknight dinner plans so easy, so running out of pickles would be a nightmare. I'll have to use your method next, Mandy!
If you are worried about the jar overflowing, just set the jar in a bowl. 💖🌞🌵😷
If you use screw on lids like this you need to open them occasionally to let out carbon dioxide, otherwise pressure can build and your jar could explode. As an alternative there are airlock lids or containers designed to release the carbon dioxide without letting in oxygen.
wowow. I would like to make some later as well. I grew up in Panzhihua, Sichuan, where have many people are from North of China. So I love their food as well. The fermented cabbage is good to cook soup together with pork spare ribs. Do you like our Sichuan fermented pickles ?
Hey what is the storage options like, does it have to be in a dark spot or can I just leave it on the counter? At some point, do I have to put it in the fridge?
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This looks great. I've make German sauerkraut with green cabbage and traditional kimchi with nappa cabbage but not this.
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Is this similar to/the same as white kimchi?
is this old version kimchi before introduction of chili peppers?
Sister... Where do you buy the weight to press? Could you share it with me? I can't find the weight to press here in my country..
Looks a lot easier than shredding the cabbage like it's done with sauerkraut. I'm going to try this. Pickles are not the same as fermented foods. Did you add pickle juice (vinegar) at the end or was it ferment juice from a previous batch?
It was ferment juice from a previous batch
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Hi Mandy, if I'm doing this from scratch and I do not have any brine, what else can I do?
skip the brine and wait for longer time (4-5 weeks). It will naturally ferment. With the brine, the process will be faster, like 2 weeks.
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Any recipes for moo shu pork?
When these fermented cabbage are cooked, wouldn’t the good bacteria/ probiotics be destroyed in the heat because they don’t usually stands heat?
Hi there. I have a question.. If I reuse the old pickling brine to make a new pickled cabbage do I still need to rub salt on the cabbage or can I just soak the cabbage in the old brine
You have to rub salt to the cabbage, but less. because old brine is less salty after the first use.
Ohhhh okay thank you ☺
How much spinach did you use? ❤
For fermentation - it will take about 3-4 weeks. Room temperature& or in refrigerator?
room temp
Can you use other types of cabbage with this recipe?
I know you can. I've even used other vegetables than cabbage. Spinach from the garden is wonderful. I've even fermented foraged vegetables like stellaria media. It turned out very good. If you use western green cabbage, that's sauerkraut.
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Will you do mu shu pork soon?
this is origin of kimchi before introduction of chilies
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if you add chili powder to make it spicy, this is pretty much kimchi. this is a great instruction. i've also found 4oz mason jars without a lid make a great fermentation weight AND since they are hallow, they have a nice little empty space that allows room for some overflow before the bubble up and leak on your counter.
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Easy delicious and healthy 👍. I love this recipe. I eat sauerkraut every few weeks but always with pork and roasted in the oven.
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Isn’t this procedure similar to making kimchi?
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isnt that too salty?
Sauer Kraut! I love it. Add some more veggies and hot pepper and you have kimchi.
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This looks like Kimchi without garlic and red chili pepper.
I put a stone on top of the cabbage to press the cabbage under the liquor surface
I usually just use sauerkraut instead. But the packaged sauerkraut is always too sour for Chinese cuisine, you may need to wash it 2-3 times
That is because store bough kraut is not fermented, but pickled with vinegar. Once you have the real thing, there is no going back.
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Is that the same as sourkraut
I wonder if northern Chinese people use kimchi too.
Salt + cabbage then stick in jars? This is the same as sauerkraut (the cabbage is usually sliced in sauerkraut). Fermenting techniques are so universal they arise independently in various cultures.
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Sauerkraut. As the saying goes; a hand in the pot ruins the crock
I always love her and her recipes, dedication. But I wish she washed the cabbage. She has no idea how often u can find insect eggs between layers of the cabbage.... 🙄 yes bugs and eggs will be dead but .. plz. Wash cabbages.
Backslopped fermented cabbage doesn't taste as good.
Asian wash.. always hot wayer
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This is literally sauerkraut.
Fermented sour cabbage? Northern Chinese cuisine? Who are Northern Chinese? That was KOREAN territory & Korean.... That area has occupied by the Chinese illegally.