Pickled Garlic

Pickled garlic is great in salad dressings or as part of a pickle plate (try drizzling them with a bit of fruity oil). During dinner prep, they're great coarsely chopped and added to sauteed greens. When the garlic is all gone, make sure to save the leftover brine and use it in homemade bean purees or quickly dressed bowls of salad greens.

Garlic Dill Pickles

These garlic dills will forever change the way you approach pickles. If you've never canned before, you can make it easier on yourself and make them as refrigerator pickles. However, for those of us who love stashing away a little bit of summer for later in the year, canning instructions are also included.

Jangajji (Korean Soy Sauce-Pickled Vegetables and Chiles)

Salty, sweet, spicy, and crunchy soy sauce pickles.

Pickled Garlic Scapes

In its finished form, this pickle ends up tasting like a wonderfully garlicky dilly bean. If you like the combination of garlic and a snappy pickle, you'll be quite pleased with this one.

L.A. Jangajji

Today's recipe is something I call L.A. jangajji, a Korean style pickle popular in the Korean community in Los Angeles. I first tasted it years ago when I visited my mom in L.A. She said all her friends were making pickles that way in those days. Usually Korean jangajji only pickles one...

Mustard greens kimchi (Gat-kimchi: 갓김치)

This kimchi is simple to make, crispy and delicious. You can eat it right away but it's best when fermented and a little sour.

Danmuji (Korean Pickled Daikon Radish)

These quick Korean pickles are flavored with rice vinegar, garlic, turmeric, bay leaves, and black peppercorns. The turmeric is the key ingredient for getting that bright yellow color.

How to Make Kkakdugi (Radish Kimchi)

Fermented radishes deliver plenty of funk and crunch.

Green onion kimchi (Pa-kimchi: 파김치)

Today I have a new kimchi for you, made with green onions! It's called Pa-kimchi (파김치) in Korean or you can call it green onion kimchi! Pa-kimchi is very aromatic, strong, spicy, crispy and much easier to make than traditional Korean baechu kimchi (napa cabbage kimchi). You make it with the...

Stir-fried garlic scapes (Maneuljjong-bokkeum: 마늘쫑볶음)

Whenever the season changes, I always love to see the fresh, new ingredients available at the farmers' market and the Korean grocery store. I love to cook with these ingredients, and I love to eat them, but I'm sometimes not sure if I should use them in my recipe videos, because they might be...