Evo malo kimchija!
A, evo i recept kako ovde spremaju kimchi
You can also make daikon kimchi, which is a staple in Korean cuisine. I cut daikon into half-inch cubes, then add salt, garlic, chopped green onions, a little sugar and cayenne pepper. I mix this well and leave it in a loosely covered glass bowl on the counter for a couple days, stirring twice a day. After it starts bubbling and fermenting, I put it in glass jars and keep it in the fridge.
Moze i kupus da se doda i svasta nesto.