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Aged Kimchi with Peach & Abricots (3 months)

Release Date: 20th August 2026

 

Another variation of Kimchi that is not common in Korea in the modern era. Peaches and Abricots, with their juiciness and high-quality fructose, are not cheap ingredients to be included in the fermentation. However, now that I am in the EU, where peaches (especially wild flat peaches) and abricots grow well in the southern EU countries,cabbage we are in a good position to make my Kimchi with them.

 

Another reason why these fruits haven't been incorporated in Korean fermentation is that the trees and its fruits are difficult to grow to a perfect ripe level, and the fruits eventually attract a lot of pests because of their high level of fructose. Hence, it is enjoyed just as they are if we find one that is well-grown in our land. 

 

23 Ingredient List

 

Body: Nappa cabbages - Netherlands 

 

  • Codium - South Korea & Netherlands

  • Kelp - South Korea

  • Seaweed - South Korea

  • Peach (Flat Peach 6 : Conventional Peach 4) Spain and France

  • Abricots - Spain

  • Sun-dried red pepper powder - South Korea (Soon to be house-made)

  • Naturally Fermented Soy Sauce (Joseon ganjang) - South Korea (Soon to be house-made)

  • 7 Mixed-grain rice porridge

  • Onions - Netherlands

  • Garlic - Netherlands

  • Ginger - Netherlands

  • Leeks - Netherlands

  • Scallions - Netherlands

  • Carrots - Netherlands

  • Fresh chili peppers - Netherlands and Spain

 

  • Natural Sea Salt - France 'Only used during the dehydration stage, then washed off after. 

Aged Kimchi with Peach & Abricots (3 months)

SKU: 50
€30.00Price
Quantity

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