Kimchi
Kimchi or gimchi or kimchee (Korean hangul: 김치) is a traditional Korean fermented dish of vegetables, usually Chinese cabbage. The fermentation allows for longer storage. There are many varieties, many of which contain ground chile peppers that give the food a red colour and help prevent spoilage. The popular varieties using Chinese cabbage and chile peppers were probably uncommon before the 19th century.
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Various kimchi
- Various banchan including dongchimi and gulkimchi
- Baechu kimchi
- Close-up of kimchi
- Baechu kimchi
- Baechu kimchi
- Baechu kimchi
- Ggakdugi
- Muchae kimchi
- Oisobaki, cucumber kimchi
- Oisobaki
- Buchu kimchi
- Pakimchi
- Nabak kimchi
- Dongchimi
- Baek kimchi
- Yeongeun mulkimchi, lotus root water kimchi
- Kimchi sold at a market
- Various kimchi sold at a market
- Kimchi sold at a supermarket
- Display of assorted kimchi
To make kimchi
- Gound chili peppers
- Baechu, or napa cabbages
- Salted baechu
- Radish
- Spring onions
- water dropwort (Oenanthe javanica)
- Garlic
- Ginger
- Oyster
- Salt
- Sugar
- Onggi, or jars for kimchi storage
- Gimjang, kimchi making season
- Gimjang, kimchi making season
Dishes made with kimchi
- Kimchi jjiggae
- Kimchijeon
- Kimchi bokkeumbap
- Dubu kimchi
- Kimchi ramen served in a Japanese restaurant