Reply to "Kimchi - Mr.T's Recipe"

padrefan98Member

Excellent post. I forwarded this to the Ms. because it's very similiar to one her mom passed down to her.

tip: old spaggetti sauce jars are perfect kimchi jars. Especially if you find people to share with. Used, cleaned butter tubs are perfect for home use.

tip: Always, always open your jar over a sink.

tip: if you have an Asian friend who isn't Korean, you might make a nice trade. My wifes' kimchi has scored me many lumpia!!

5/3/124:18 PM

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