Here at Guatemala we don´t have a lot of korean stores, I can´t find the chilli flakes that are used in the kimchi recipe. All I can find is Dried Chilli, it has seeds and flakes, can I use that? Because I did´nt see seeds in the video. Please help, my korean restaurant shut down And I really miss eating kimchi!
DSCF5371.JPG (1273.5 KB, 57 downloads) 1 year old Just use any dry chilli pepper. Just make sure it does not have ANY other spices in it; it should be just pure chilli powder, and nothing more.
The chilli should be spicy, but not extremely so. The powder shouldn't have seeds in it, but it should be a bit coarse.
I think you could remove seeds from those dry chillies, and grind them in your food processor to get a coarse powder. Experiment !
I still think that the result with korean chilli powder is a little bit better, but not that much so.
Reminds me, I have a lot of asian chives in my garden, and I need to turn them into kimchi I think...
hi there!!!! I would love to make kimchi but i´ve been trying to find the napa cabbage, but there´s not available here in my hometown. What should i use instead of this kind of cabbage?? there´s a type of cabbage used commonly here but it doesn´t resemble at all to the napa´s one! Help!!!
Make kimchi with regular cabbage! http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/yangbaechu-kimchi
thanks Maangnchi!!!! i´ll give a try!!!
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