
DraftB23 · classic
Maneul Jangajji Soy-Pickled Garlic
Peeled garlic is submerged in a boiled, fully cooled soy-vinegar brine and held only under refrigeration for a short, unvalidated pickling window.
Banchan · Draft B24
깻잎장아찌 · kkaennip-jangajji
Perilla leaves are layered with a cooled soy-vinegar brine for a crisp, savory refrigerator pickle that is never presented as shelf-stable.

Kkaennip jangajji is a preserved perilla-leaf banchan with household variations in brine, aromatics, sweetness, and resting time. This draft uses a vinegar-forward refrigerator method rather than a canning process.
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Rinse leaves individually under cool running water, drain, and dry thoroughly; do not use soap or produce wash.
Time: 15 minutesTemperature: Cool running water
Look and feel: Leaves are clean, intact, and dry.
Safety: Discard slimy or damaged leaves and use clean hands and tools.
Combine soy sauce, 5% acidity rice vinegar, water, sugar, garlic, and optional gochugaru; bring to a brief boil while stirring.
Time: 5 minutesTemperature: Boiling
Look and feel: Sugar dissolves and brine bubbles throughout.
Safety: Use only commercially labeled 5% acidity vinegar; prevent steam and splash burns.
Transfer brine to a clean heat-safe bowl and cool completely before it touches the leaves.
Time: 30 minutesTemperature: Cool to 70°F / 21°C or below
Look and feel: Brine is no longer warm.
Safety: Do not pour hot brine into an unsuitable container or directly onto delicate leaves.
Layer leaves in a clean container, spooning cooled brine between every few leaves.
Time: 5 minutesTemperature: Room temperature during brief assembly
Look and feel: Leaves are evenly wetted and mostly submerged.
Safety: Minimize time out of refrigeration and never reuse a container that is not clean.
Cover and refrigerate at least 12 hours, pressing leaves below the brine with a clean utensil after the first hour.
Time: 12 hoursTemperature: At or below 40°F / 4°C
Look and feel: Leaves darken slightly and absorb brine.
Safety: This is a refrigerator pickle only, not a shelf-stable or fermentation process.
Remove portions with clean utensils and return the container promptly to refrigeration.
Time: 2 minutesTemperature: At or below 40°F / 4°C
Look and feel: Leaves smell fresh and savory with no gas, slime, or mold.
Safety: Discard the entire batch if mold, gas, slime, or an off odor appears.
Storage, sourcing, and substitutions
Verify every packaged-ingredient label and segregate tools for diners with allergies.
Make ahead: Prepare 12 to 24 hours ahead and keep continuously refrigerated.
Storage: Keep covered at or below 40°F / 4°C and use within 5 days; this conservative limit requires test-kitchen review.
Reheating: Do not reheat; serve cold with a clean utensil.
Leftovers: Return promptly to refrigeration; discard portions left out beyond time limits or contaminated by used utensils.
Questions this draft anticipates
No. This draft is a refrigerator pickle only and is not a validated canning process.
Use only commercially labeled 5% acidity vinegar unless a qualified process authority approves another formula.
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