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Gyeoja kimchi is the dictionary name for kimchi tossed with mustard. The mustard is made the Korean way, with seeds soaked, ground and warmed in steam to bring out their bite, then mixed with honey, salt and vinegar.
A short entry: the sources we found record only what is said here about Gyeoja kimchi itself.
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Recipe
No fixed amounts recordedNo recipe amounts for the kimchi. The only amounts are the 1902 court ratio for mustard sauce, which is a nearby product.
Warmed over steam to draw out its heat[nfm-gyeoja]
Honey, salt and vinegar
Mixed into the ground mustard; a 1902 court record gives 3 hop yellow mustard, 5 jak honey, 1 hop vinegar and 1 jak salt for mustard sauce[nfm-gyeoja]
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What changes:Soaked, ground mustard seed is warmed over steam, then mixed with honey, salt and vinegar
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Make the mustard
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Salt
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Mustard seed is soaked, ground and warmed over steam, then honey, salt and vinegar are added.
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At a glance
Gyeoja kimchi is the dictionary name for kimchi tossed with mustard. The mustard is made the Korean way, with seeds soaked, ground and warmed in steam to bring out their bite, then mixed with honey, salt and vinegar.
Gyeoja kimchi is seasoned with prepared mustard rather than mainly with chilli and jeot. It is close to gyeojachae, the mustard-dressed salad of raw vegetables, fruit, meat and seafood, which is not fermented.