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Young ginger must be young ginger. Old ginger is too spicy and has too many shreds of ginger. Only young ginger will taste better. -
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Wash and scrape off the skin -
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Cut into very thin slices, sprinkle with salt and mix evenly. The thinner the piece, the better, generally no more than 1mm. -
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Sprinkle salt and marinate for a while and the soup will come out, -
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Pour away the juice to initially reduce the spiciness -
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Blanch it in boiling water to further remove the spiciness -
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Remove and dry the surface moisture. -
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Put water and sugar into the pot, and add 2 grams of salt. Add the roselle and bring to a simmer. -
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The choice of vinegar is crucial. Only with good vinegar can the taste of ginger slices be good. I chose two kinds of vinegar, using 100 grams each -
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Remove the boiled rose cut water from the fire and put the white vinegar in it. -
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Wash and disinfect sealed bottles. Put the ginger slices into an airtight bottle. Pour in the sweet and sour rosella juice. -
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Seal and marinate for one day before eating. The spicier taste will be less if it is marinated for a few days. The roselle can be picked out or not. It won't go bad if kept sealed for a month or two. -
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The pickled ginger slices are pink in color and make you want to eat them.
Tips
Be sure to use white vinegar to make the color of the ginger slices more beautiful. And the white vinegar must be of good quality, because the quality of the white vinegar directly determines the taste of the ginger slices.