Thousand Slices Turnips(Kabu Senmai-zuke)
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Since I'm at the salted and pressing stage, I figured I'd post the recipe;>...
Kabu Senmai-zuke
5 large Turnips
2 tsp Salt
8" Dried Kombu
2Tbl Mirin
1 Dried Chili
Peel and slice Turnips 1/4" (Mandoline makes it easy)
Sprinkle with Salt and press for 1-2 hrs. If you don't have a Pickle Press, use a ziploc Freezer bag, "burp" and place heavy cookbook on('Joy of Cooking' or one of Martha Stewart's is just right;>).
After 1-2 hrs, squeeze moisture out and place one layer on bottom of press or bag and cover with 1/2 of Kombu and Chili. Add next layer and repeat.
Press for 24hrs at room temp, then refrigerate.
These are best eaten within the 1st week...
Cheers,
Pat
Kabu Senmai-zuke
5 large Turnips
2 tsp Salt
8" Dried Kombu
2Tbl Mirin
1 Dried Chili
Peel and slice Turnips 1/4" (Mandoline makes it easy)
Sprinkle with Salt and press for 1-2 hrs. If you don't have a Pickle Press, use a ziploc Freezer bag, "burp" and place heavy cookbook on('Joy of Cooking' or one of Martha Stewart's is just right;>).
After 1-2 hrs, squeeze moisture out and place one layer on bottom of press or bag and cover with 1/2 of Kombu and Chili. Add next layer and repeat.
Press for 24hrs at room temp, then refrigerate.
These are best eaten within the 1st week...
Cheers,
Pat
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Date: 2012-03-20 05:15 pm (UTC)'Tsukemono'-Kay Shimizu
'Tsukemono, Japanese Pickling Recipes'-Ikuko Hisamatsu
The former has more of the simpler recipes, though it does get into the fermented types as well.
'Totoro' is my "Ice-Cream Movie", the one I watch to cheer myself up when depressed.'Course, then I drive my Partner nutz for the next couple of days singing the "Totoro Song";>
Cheers,
Pat