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Recipe: Fukujin Zuke edit
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edit Ingredients
6 |
lbs. daikon radish, sliced |
6 |
lbs. cucumber, sliced |
1 |
pound carrots, sliced |
½ |
cup salt |
1 |
pt. soy sauce |
1 ½ |
lbs. brown sugar |
1 |
lemon, juice and grated peel |
3 |
ounces ginger root, grated |
|
Red Shiso leaves |
edit Preparation
Step 1 |
Salt and place a weight on the vegetables for overnight. Wash and soak until salt is out. Drain and squeeze the vegetables well. |
Step 2 |
Mix soy sauce, brown sugar, lemon juice, peels, ginger root and Shiso leaves and bring to boil. Pour mixture over squeezed vegetables and heat. Put vegetable mixture into sterilized pint jars. Makes 8 pints. |
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