Source : Rinse Collard Green Under Cold Running Tap Water To Remove Soil Cut Collard In To 1/2 Inch Lengthwise And Set Aside In A Big Bowl Dissolve 1/4cup Of Sa...
PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings
Sent by Eat Whole 2 Thrive
at : April 6, 2026
Step:
Rinse collard green under cold running tap water to remove soil. Cut collard in to 1/2 inch lengthwise and set aside in a big bowl.
Dissolve 1/4cup of salt in 1 cup of filtered water. Pour it onto the collard green. Mix it by hands and allow it to sit for 40 to 2 hours depends on the texture of the leaves. Salt brining is very important. Turn the vegetables every 10 or 30 minutes. In the end, the leaves should be withered and reduce in volume by 40%.
In a separate basin that has been filled with water, dump all salted collard in and wash the vegetable vigorously for 30 seconds. Transfer all vegetable into a colander. Repeat washing 2 times (total 3 times). This step removes excessive salt and dirt that hidden between leaves. After the last wash, dry the vegetable in the colander or by squeezing out excessive water with hands.
Make the paste in a mixing bowl by adding minced garlic, Julianned carrots, hot pepper flakes into 1/4 cup of fish sauce. Mix the paste well and add it all to the vegetable. Mix well by hands and place the vegetable in glass jar or earthware. Firmly press down the vegetables to avoid air gaps in between layers. Allow them to sit in room temperature for 24 hours before store them in the fridge. Eat right after they start to turn sour.
Ingredients
For salt brining
2 lbs Organic Collard green
1 Cup filtered water
1/4 cup Fine Sea salt
For paste making
1/2 cup Julianned carrots
1/2 head garlic, minced
1 green onion, optional
1/4 cup Korean hot pepper flakes
1/4 cup fish sauce
1 Tsp non-refined sugar or honey
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