Q: Can I use any type of radish for this recipe? A: White radish is recommended for its texture and flavor. Q: Is it necessary to let the radish sit with salt? A: Yes, it helps draw out water and enhances the texture. Q: Can I adjust the level of spiciness? A: Absolutely, adjust the amount of chili pepper to suit your taste.
Spicy and Sour Radish: A Flavorful Delight
Notes
- 1 white radish
- Salt, to taste
- Brown sugar, to taste
- Chili pepper (e.g., small millet pepper), to taste
- Ginger slices, to taste
- Chicken/MSG seasoning, to taste
- Umami seasoning sauce, to taste
- Aged vinegar, to taste
- Wash the radish and cut it into thin slices.
- Add salt to the radish slices to draw out water.
- Cut the chili peppers into segments for later use.
- Add brown sugar, Sichuan peppercorn, aged vinegar, and chili peppers along with the umami seasoning sauce to the radish.
- Mix well by hand to ensure the radish slices are evenly flavored. The spicy and sour radish is now ready to serve.
- Low in calories
- Rich in vitamins and fiber
- Spices may aid in digestion