Kimchi made with chayote (Chayote kkakdugi: )
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Date: 2020-08-19
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Jose
Ahhh, Maangchi, I love all your recipes and have been following you for a while now, but THIS caught my attention. Chayote Kimchi sounds delicious and as always, you break it down so it's simple, totally doable, and with great results. I cannot wait to try to make this fusion dish. I love how you Mexicanized a Korean dish. or Koreanized a traditionally Mexican ingredient? LOL You are AWESOME!
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Ahhh, Maangchi, I love all your recipes and have been following you for a while now, but THIS caught my attention. Chayote Kimchi sounds delicious and as always, you break it down so it's simple, totally doable, and with great results. I cannot wait to try to make this fusion dish. I love how you Mexicanized a Korean dish. or Koreanized a traditionally Mexican ingredient? LOL You are AWESOME!
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Caron
Maangchi! I love your recipes. I love kimchi too, I have used your emergency kimchi recipe before years ago and I enjoyed it very much but most of the time I buy store bought kimchi. due to the current virus situation it is hard to buy kimchi anywhere! I'll make this chayote kimchi some time this week!
Quick question, is it ok to add in daikon radish with chayote too?
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Maangchi! I love your recipes. I love kimchi too, I have used your emergency kimchi recipe before years ago and I enjoyed it very much but most of the time I buy store bought kimchi. due to the current virus situation it is hard to buy kimchi anywhere! I'll make this chayote kimchi some time this week!
Quick question, is it ok to add in daikon radish with chayote too?
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Gama
I am growing this for the first time in my garden. I can't wait to harvest some fruit and make your recipe! If there are any gardeners out there all you have to do is buy a chayote, wait for it to make a sprout and put it in the ground and it will grow. Lots of how to videos out there. Thanks so much Maangghi!
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I am growing this for the first time in my garden. I can't wait to harvest some fruit and make your recipe! If there are any gardeners out there all you have to do is buy a chayote, wait for it to make a sprout and put it in the ground and it will grow. Lots of how to videos out there. Thanks so much Maangghi!
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Reileen
I'm Canadian but have lived in Vietnam for many years. We call this su su and I just realized that I never knew the English name until now. Thank you for the English lesson and the recipe Maangchi!
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I'm Canadian but have lived in Vietnam for many years. We call this su su and I just realized that I never knew the English name until now. Thank you for the English lesson and the recipe Maangchi!
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food
between cucumber and chayote kimchi, i prefer the chayote one. Love it so much i want to make it every time i run out. I added carrots to the second batch i made and it still tastes awesome!
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between cucumber and chayote kimchi, i prefer the chayote one. Love it so much i want to make it every time i run out. I added carrots to the second batch i made and it still tastes awesome!
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RDS
we say ISKUT (pronounced like east-koot ) in mizoram located in the heart of india, hihi
by the way, i love your recipe, i follow every single recipe you've upload as i can, love youu
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we say ISKUT (pronounced like east-koot ) in mizoram located in the heart of india, hihi
by the way, i love your recipe, i follow every single recipe you've upload as i can, love youu
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UnCultured
I live in California and when i was little we had a Chayote plant and my mom would boil them. My favorite part was the seed. We called it the Luna meaning moon. It was so good
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I live in California and when i was little we had a Chayote plant and my mom would boil them. My favorite part was the seed. We called it the Luna meaning moon. It was so good
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Rhett
chayote needs to be peeled first. the skin is very fiberous. the seed however is soft and edible, but if you want it removed you can just pull it out with your fingers.
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chayote needs to be peeled first. the skin is very fiberous. the seed however is soft and edible, but if you want it removed you can just pull it out with your fingers.
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Jennifer
I tried the potato with kimchi sauce and I would like to learn how to make those potato in a very tasty sauce that is a bit sweet in those brown sauce
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I tried the potato with kimchi sauce and I would like to learn how to make those potato in a very tasty sauce that is a bit sweet in those brown sauce
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