Salted Kumquat

March 23, 2025 10 Minutes Medium

Nutritional Information

50 kcal
Calories
0.8g
Protein
11g
Carbohydrates
0.2g
Fat
Salted Kumquat

Transform ordinary kumquats into a tangy, salty delight with this simple yet flavorful pickled kumquats recipe. Perfect for adding a burst of citrusy zest to dishes, these pickled gems require just two ingredients—fresh kumquats and salt—plus patience for a one-to-two-month fermentation. The key lies in layering the kumquats and salt in sterilized jars, ensuring each piece is lightly coated for optimal pickling. Over time, the kumquats develop a uniquely bold taste, balancing sweet and savory notes. Ideal as a condiment, snack, or cocktail garnish, these pickled kumquats are a versatile pantry staple. Their vibrant flavor and effortless preparation make them a must-try for home cooks seeking a gourmet touch. Try this recipe and savor the magic of slow-fermented citrus!

Ingredients

Main Ingredients

Sauce and Seasonings

Instructions

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Step 1
Before pickling: Wash the kumquats clean and dry them (they must be completely dry with no water on the surface). Wash the jars clean, sterilize them with boiling water, and dry them.
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Step 2
Put a layer of dried kumquats into the jar, then add a layer of salt, and repeat this process until all the kumquats are used up. The amount of salt should be just enough to cover the kumquats with a thin layer. Seal the jar and let it pickle for one to two months. The longer it pickles, the better the effect.

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