Pickled beans

Pickled beans

Overview

I couldn’t finish the home-grown long beans, so I picked some pickled sour beans. It was my first time making it, so I didn’t dare to make too much. Unexpectedly, it was quite successful.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Remove the heads and tails of long beans (cowpeas), wash and dry them.

    Pickled beans step 1
  2. Boil the Sichuan peppercorns, dried chili peppers, salt and sugar in water for 5 minutes, then cool and set aside.

    Pickled beans step 2
  3. Put the glass bottles in cold water and boil them to sterilize. (It’s best to use a pickle bottle. I don’t have one at home and rarely make it, so I just use an ordinary glass bottle.)

    Pickled beans step 3
  4. The boiled bottles are left upside down on racks to dry.

    Pickled beans step 4
  5. Put the dried bean rolls into a glass bottle. (Don’t stuff it too full, just 7 points is enough.)

    Pickled beans step 5
  6. Pour in the cool pepper water, the water should cover the beans, and finally pour in high-altitude white wine. (White wine can prevent mold.)

    Pickled beans step 6
  7. Wrap in plastic wrap, tighten the lid, and store in a cool place.

    Pickled beans step 7
  8. This is from the third day.

    Pickled beans step 8
  9. On the eighth day, there was already a sour taste.

    Pickled beans step 9
  10. weeks later, I can’t wait to get a bottle and eat it.

    Pickled beans step 10
  11. It's sour and smells delicious.

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