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Indian-Spiced Pickled Vegetables

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Indian-Spiced Pickled VegetablesMarcus Nilsson

We typically think of pickling as involving mainly vinegar or, as is the case with kimchi, a fermenting process. In India, however, oil is the secret ingredient, employed to carry the flavor of spices. Here, mustard seeds and ground turmeric bring brightness to the mix.

Cooks' note:

Pickled vegetables can be chilled up to 3 weeks.

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