How to make CRUNCHY Pickled Mustard Greens (Jruk Spey) | វិធីធ្វើជ្រក់ស្ពៃឬស្ពៃជូស្រួយៗ

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  • Опубликовано: 7 дек 2016
  • My quick and easy way to make pickled mustard greens. No drying, no soaking involve and still has that same great taste and crunch.
    / khatiya.korner
    / khatiya_korner
    www.khatiya-korner.com
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    Ingredients
    3.5 lbs of mustard greens | ស្ពៃ ៣.5 ផោន
    3 tablespoons Kosher salt |អំបិល ៣ ស្លាបព្រាបាយ
    2 tablespoons un-cook jasmine rice |អង្ករ ២ ស្លាបព្រាបាយ
    15 cups of water which is around 7.5 pint | ទឹកសុទ្ធ ៣.5 លិត្រ
    You will also need a glass jar | ក្រឡអំបែង
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Комментарии • 68

  • @carolinamaverick4027
    @carolinamaverick4027 3 года назад +2

    This was very well recorded and narrated. Have English and Khmer instruction help a lot. Thank you

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  3 года назад

      Thank you very much ❤️🙏🏼😊

  • @user-yz9vu1xw1l
    @user-yz9vu1xw1l Год назад

    I like how you translate in khmer so that none english speaking cambodians can understand,very convenient.i will make some right now,great job👍

  • @vedjeny
    @vedjeny 6 лет назад +4

    Really love your cooking vid, it helps when I am missing home.

  • @kauntroap6339
    @kauntroap6339 5 лет назад +1

    thanks khatiya for all the food you offer from your website. i have been a loyal customer for a very long time

  • @lostbelowthefold4199
    @lostbelowthefold4199 6 лет назад +2

    Thank you for taking the time to give instructions in English also. Much appreciated. :)

  • @kcchor2660
    @kcchor2660 Год назад +1

    Very well put together - the planning, presentation, and execution of this video has to be top notch. You are a very smooth operator - I like your style. Someone like me can easily watch this video and understand clearly how to make this recipe. Thank you

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  Год назад

      Thank you so much for watching and for your compliments 🙏🏼

  • @JC-59
    @JC-59 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you! I keep coming back to your video when I make this ❤

  • @Miss_k1234
    @Miss_k1234 5 лет назад

    Thank you for sharing your recipe. I will definitely have to try and make this.

  • @LanaKhoeun
    @LanaKhoeun 6 лет назад +1

    Thank you for sharing your recipe. I noticed some people use sugar as one of the ingredients to make this kind of pickle. My mom make them exactly the way you make them.

  • @CherryxAya
    @CherryxAya 6 месяцев назад

    I do this today, it’s amazing !!!

  • @naysimchim
    @naysimchim 6 лет назад

    Thank you Love it 👌👌👌

  • @sombunwanna
    @sombunwanna 7 лет назад

    New sub, Bong! Love your videos. Thank you, Bong, for sharing!!

  • @sugarcane520
    @sugarcane520 7 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the video

  • @shadiflower3640
    @shadiflower3640 5 лет назад

    I did not know anything about green masters before. I had a opportunity to have pickled green mastered with vitamins family. It was delicious. I was looking for it’s recipe. I found your video. I definitely will make it pre soon . Thanks a lot

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  5 лет назад

      It's a good emergency food because you make it a big batch and it last a long time. Easy to take it for and prepare quick meals when you don't have much time.

  • @uyenho689
    @uyenho689 Год назад

    I tried this method it came out really good thank you ❤

  • @moonyaya4850
    @moonyaya4850 6 лет назад +2

    I like your voice and your explanation 😊

  • @SoulSeeker770
    @SoulSeeker770 3 года назад

    Great explanation!

  • @zaitunkassim2542
    @zaitunkassim2542 4 года назад

    Sedapnya sawi jeruk dgn ikanmasin.... 🤤🤤😁

  • @barbarajeanwatts4634
    @barbarajeanwatts4634 7 лет назад +1

    thank you

  • @sansreypao7854
    @sansreypao7854 2 года назад

    និយាយអង់គ្លេសពិរោះណាស់អូន

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  2 года назад

      អរគុណច្រើនបង

  • @LanaKhoeun
    @LanaKhoeun 6 лет назад

    Would this work with pickling cucumbers also?

  • @David-st8te
    @David-st8te 3 года назад

    Thanks...Borng. Supporting you. Subscribed. I make it buy hanging them to dry first. 🙏❤️

  • @staciebambi8904
    @staciebambi8904 7 лет назад

    hi I love your videos. Should I store the jar indoors or outdoors while it's pickling?

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  7 лет назад

      While pickling you can store it indoor at room temperature. After a couple day taste it and if it's sour enough to your liking then transfer it to the fridge, otherwise you can leave it out to pickle a couple more days.

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  7 лет назад

      +Stacie Bambi indoors or outdoor does not matter as much as the temperature. The hotter or warmer the temperature the faster it pickle. For example if I were to make this in the winter I would put it in a warm spot outdoor. But in this video I just put it on my counter at room temperature.

    • @farinitiffanymamabaik6301
      @farinitiffanymamabaik6301 6 лет назад

      Stacie Bambi in traditional method u can store outdoor ( in room temperature)

  • @melbournefamilyadventurevl5327
    @melbournefamilyadventurevl5327 4 года назад

    Thanks for sharing 🤗🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰🥰

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  4 года назад

      You are welcome. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻😊❤️

  • @shadiflower3640
    @shadiflower3640 5 лет назад

    I have a suggestion, after you add water and it be cold add some chopped garlic in to the jar . I am sure it will enhance taste very much.

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  5 лет назад

      When we eat as a relish we chop them into small pieces and then add a little bit of sugar to balance them out. Also we add chopped garlic before we eat. The garlic is still fresh and fragrant.

  • @korarobert7909
    @korarobert7909 5 лет назад +1

    Substitute for Jasmine rice

  • @neangkolapsaw
    @neangkolapsaw 7 лет назад +1

    Do I have to use jasmine rice or any kind will do?

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  7 лет назад +1

      neangkolapsaw as long as it's uncooked rice it should be fine. The rice is a carbohydrates that helps with the fermentation.

    • @neangkolapsaw
      @neangkolapsaw 7 лет назад

      Khatiya Korner Thanks! I can't wait to make this soon.

    • @farinitiffanymamabaik6301
      @farinitiffanymamabaik6301 6 лет назад

      neangkolapsaw actually u can used any kind of rice as long as uncooked rice

  • @marisamariza7164
    @marisamariza7164 2 года назад

    Hello how many cup of water for boil uncooked rice?

  • @cheeneelopera1960
    @cheeneelopera1960 5 лет назад

    can you make more pickled recipe or sundry or fresh flower to dry to tea smoke meat air dry brine apice recipe prrserved for fish meat chicken vegetable fruits thanks

  • @jenjtsh
    @jenjtsh 3 года назад

    Can use glutinous rice to replace the rice?

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  3 года назад

      I have not tried it but I think you can, you might have to use less as sweet rice has a higher sugar content.

    • @jenjtsh
      @jenjtsh 3 года назад

      @@KhatiyaKorner thank you. U hav very nice voice.

  • @lovecheong8885
    @lovecheong8885 4 года назад

    Hi, why need to use rice or can omit it?

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  4 года назад +1

      The rice has carbohydrates which helps with the fermentation process. If you leave it out, it will not take the same. It will just be very salty but not that pickle sour/salty taste.

    • @lovecheong8885
      @lovecheong8885 4 года назад

      @@KhatiyaKorner thank you so much for your explanation 🤗

    • @debbieprak1209
      @debbieprak1209 Год назад

      You actually don't need rice. I make mine without rice and it still turns out sour and crunchy. The key to make it crunchy is to wait for the water to cool down to lukewarm so it doesn't cook it.

  • @pichpimeanlong1426
    @pichpimeanlong1426 3 года назад

    តេីយេីងដាក់ទឹកចូលក្រលទាំងក្តៅមែនទេបង? អរគុណ

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  3 года назад

      ចាំប្រហែល៥នាទី ព្រោះក្តៅពេកអាចបែកក្រឡរ

  • @antheny1
    @antheny1 5 лет назад

    I made this but it doesn’t get sour? It’s just salty. Does it turn sour by itself?

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  5 лет назад

      Hot Payday Loans after you make it you have to leave it in a warm place or at room temperature so that it has time to ferment (pickle). It takes a few days depending on the temperature. After 2-3 days you can do a taste test to see if it is sour enough to your liking. Then transfer to the fridge to stop the pickling process.

    • @antheny1
      @antheny1 5 лет назад

      I left it out in the backyard where there is sunlight for 3 days and it still didn’t get sour. I must be doing something wrong

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  5 лет назад

      Hot Payday Loans sometime if it is not salty it turns bad (mold) really fast. Also did you use rice grain and boil it with the water? The carbs from the rice helps ferment it.

    • @itsMyLife_Lynn
      @itsMyLife_Lynn 5 лет назад

      Hot Payday Loans I add sugar and vinegar to get the sourness

  • @friedbabiesfordindin
    @friedbabiesfordindin 5 лет назад

    I make 10 gallon jars of these.

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  5 лет назад

      I do the same. It’s my emergency food 😂

    • @friedbabiesfordindin
      @friedbabiesfordindin 5 лет назад

      Me to. I eat it with rice when we have nothing to eat at home.

  • @Esperalzi-Esfaral
    @Esperalzi-Esfaral 5 лет назад

    Cambodians call it 'jruk' for pickle? Hahaha! In Malaysia (Malay language, bahasa Melayu), we call it 'jeruk' which means pickle too. So, pickled mustard green in Malay is 'jeruk sawi'. Sawi is mustard green. In Indonesia, however, 'jeruk' means lime although their language (bahasa Indonesia) is also a standard register of Malay language.

    • @KhatiyaKorner
      @KhatiyaKorner  5 лет назад

      It sounds very similar then 😂 another word that I find similar to other languages is “kuy tiew” which means ‘noodle’ in Cambodian so for example ‘cha’ means ‘to fry’ together ‘cha kuy tiew’ means stir fry noodle.