1ounce for every 3-pounds of vegetablespickling canning, kosher or sea salt
3poundsNapa Cabbage,cored and coarsely chopped
8ouncesDaikon radish
8ouncescarrot,super thinly sliced
4green onions,finely choppped (white and green parts)
3 to 4clovesgarlic,chopped, minced or whole
2teaspoonsdried red pepper for kimchi(you can find this in Korean markets, or you can use chile paste as a substitute)
3tablespoonsfresh ginger,grated or super thinly sliced
Instructions
Mix all ingredients thoroughly and pack firmly into your clean jar. Be sure the jar is filled to the "max" line but no higher. Place a clean notched weighting jar on the kimchi. This weight is to force water out of the kimchi and keep the kimchi submerged under the brine.
Seal your jar, gently twist the airlock into place and fill with brine or distilled vinegar to the fill line.
Store at 70 - 80°F. Kimchi will be fully fermented in about 1-2 weeks. At 60-65°F, fermentation may take 2-4 weeks.
Notes
At temperatures lower than 60°F, the Kimchi may not ferment.
Above 80°F, it may become too soft.
Fully fermented Kimchi can be kept in the refrigerator, tightly covered for several months.