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Hi : Try : http://wwwhealthy-green-lifestyle.com/kimchee-recipes.html
Cheers,
Dennis.
Hi Katherine : Lots of info on the net. Try : davidlebovitz.com, an American, living in Paris. Another neat tip I got off another site is : Ferment in a glass jar, using a new plastic bag filled with water, to keep your mixture submerged, and exclud…
OK : kimchee is Korean lactic fermented vegetables, chopped up, and fermented to be preserved over winter, without refrigeration, in a cold climate. Can probably produce receipe tomorrow, if it is wanted. Cheers, Dennis
Hi : Recently sold our lifestyle block, and semi-retired to 1/5th acre, at Kaiwaka. Used to make kimchee, from chokos, artichokes. 3 cornered garlic, ginger, and garlic. Cheers, Dennis
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Change of venue : Sold our DX lifestyle block, downsized to !/5th acre at Kaiwaka.
Lots to do, but at our pace ! Cheers.
Posted on July 2, 2009 at 9:28pm —
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- At 3:43pm on February 21, 2009,
raina said… - thanks for replying. Dian your name is the same as my mum's friend but no she is not you! yes the white ginger flowers smell divine, i miss them
- At 3:43pm on February 4, 2009,
James Samuel said… - Nice Bell peppers!
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