Pickled Bean Sprouts (Dua Gia)

Pickled Bean Sprouts (Dua Gia) | recipe from runawayrice.com Here’s a delicious pickled vegetables recipe made with bean sprouts, carrots, green scallions and chives.  Not as tart as most pickles, they are satisfyingly crunchy and quite refreshing.  Serve these pickled beans sprouts as an appetizer or as a side dish with your favorite savory dishes.  These pickles are often the companion dish for Braised Pork and Eggs.

Ingredients

1-13 oz bag bean sprouts
1 medium carrot
2 green scallions
10 chives
4 cups water
1 1/3 Tbsp salt
1 Tbsp sugar
1 Tbsp vinegar

2-24 oz canning jars with plastic lids

Directions

Pluck bean sprouts and remove any wilted and soft parts.  Peel and julienne the carrot.  Cut green scallions into 3-inch long strips.  For the scallion bottoms (white portion), cut in half lengthwise.  Wash and trim chives.  Cut into 3-inch long lengths.  Combine sprouts, carrots, scallions and chives in a large bowl.

In a medium saucepan, combine water, vinegar, salt and sugar and bring to a gentle boil.  Remove from heat and allow liquid to cool to room temperature.

Wash pickling jars and shake off excess water.  Microwave jars on high for approximately 1-2 minutes to sanitize and dry them further.

Evenly distribute veggie mix between the 2  jars.  Pour in the pickling liquid.  The liquid will not cover the veggies completely.  In a day, the liquid level will increase so we don’t want to fill the jars to the top.  Cover and allow to pickle for 1 day.  Enjoy these pickles the following day.  Refrigerate any remaining portions.  Consume within the week.

Yields:  6 cups

Pickled Bean Sprouts (Dua Gia) | recipe from runawayrice.com

 

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2 Responses to Pickled Bean Sprouts (Dua Gia)

  1. Davi September 9, 2020 at 8:46 am #

    Love this recipe! I’ve used it several times. I enjoy the pickled sprouts as a side dish with scrambled eggs, a sandwich topping, or as a side with any number of dishes. Tasty!

  2. Davi April 9, 2020 at 7:34 am #

    I love this recipe. Thank you! I’ve used it several times now. I recently purchased a five pound bag of sprouts so I can make big batches to share. They are good on sandwiches, over stir fry, with scrambled eggs, on salads. And so easy!

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