Kabis
also called kabis · kabees · kabeis · torshi · turshi · pickled turnips · pink pickles · lift makbous · Middle Eastern pickles · the pink ones
- Shawarma Counter
- The Bowl Shop
- serves 16
- recipe says 5 days
- Toppings & Pickles
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The table
| 2 lb(900 g; peeled)turnips | cut the turnips into batons | pack the jar, beet at the bottom | ferment 4 days on the counter | chill 24 hr |
| 2Persian cucumbers | ||||
| 4 cups(950 mL)water | boil the brine, then cool it | |||
| 1 cup(240 mL)distilled white vinegar | ||||
| 3 Tbs(50 g)pickling salt | ||||
| 1 Tbs(12 g)granulated sugar | ||||
| 1 small(80 g; in three wedges)raw beet | ||||
| 4 clovesgarlic | ||||
| 2bay leaves |
What to lay out
Everything the recipe asks for, sitting under the step that eats it. Tick each one as you measure it.11 things to get out.
Pans and tools
1cut the turnips into batons
2boil the brine, then cool it
3pack the jar, beet at the bottom
goes in with what steps 1 and 2 made
Cooking it
Tap a step when it is done; the next one lights up.
The clock
- Start to finish
- at least 5 days2 of 5 steps give no time
- Needs you
- none given
- If you get it wrong
- Narrow — the brine is no warmer than a hand when it is poured, because hot brine cooks the turnip soft for good
cut the turnips into batons
not timedfrom the start
boil the brine, then cool it
30 minwalk awayfrom the start
pack the jar, beet at the bottom
not timed30 min in
ferment 4 days on the counter
4 dayswalk away30 min in
chill 24 hr
1 daywalk away4 days in
- you can walk away
- never timed
You'll need 2-quart jar · saucepan
Goes with
See how it is written
>> title: Kabis
>> category: Toppings & Pickles
>> tags: turnip, beets, pickle, middle eastern, brine
>> counters: Shawarma Counter, The Bowl Shop
>> aka: kabis, kabees, kabeis, torshi, turshi, pickled turnips, pink pickles, lift makbous, Middle Eastern pickles, the pink ones
>> pairs-with: falafel, pita-bread, hummus
>> servings: 16
>> time: 5 days
>> slack: narrow — the brine is no warmer than a hand when it is poured, because hot brine cooks the turnip soft for good
>> step: cut the turnips into batons
Cut @turnips{2%lb}(900 g; peeled) into half-inch batons and @Persian cucumbers{2} into spears.
>> step: boil the brine, then cool it
Boil @water{4%cups}(950 mL), @distilled white vinegar{1%cup}(240 mL), @pickling salt{3%Tbs}(50 g) and @granulated sugar{1%Tbs}(12 g) together for a minute in a #saucepan{}, then ~cool{30%min} until the brine is no warmer than your hand.
>> step: pack the jar, beet at the bottom
Pack @&(~2)cut vegetables{} into a #2-quart jar{} on top of @raw beet{1%small}(80 g; in three wedges), @garlic{4%cloves} and @bay leaves{2}, then pour @&(~1)cooled brine{} over to cover.
>> step: ferment 4 days on the counter
Ferment @&(~1)packed jar{} loosely lidded at room temperature ~stand{4%days}, out of the sun.
>> step: chill 24 hr
Chill @&(~1)pickles{} ~chill{24%hr} before the first one is eaten.