chinese preserved greens

These Chinese Preserved Greens can be made with any robust leafy green vegetable, like tender kale, mustard greens, or radish greens. All you need is salt!

Chinese Preserved Greens

mustard

g sea salt ((about 1/3 cup))

Make sure all containers, work surfaces, your knife, and your hands are thoroughly cleaned and free of any dirt, grease, or grime.

Let them air dry completely for 12 hours. If you have loose stalks and leaves like I did, you can bundle them together with kitchen string or rubber bands, and hang them on a line of clean twine to dry.

Once all the leaves are dried (free of surface water, not dehydrated) and slightly wilted, chop them to your desired size—I did small slivers. You can also cut them into larger chunks or leave them whole.

In a large bowl, sprinkle salt onto every layer of greens. Knead the vegetables with clean hands to work the salt in, until they are well coated. Transfer everything to a clean container with a cover. Marinate in the refrigerator for at least 3 days. After three days, they are ready to be used!

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