2. Peel the garlic and leave a 2 cm fake stem. Dig garlic roots into a cone, but don't dig garlic (the purpose is to make garlic taste). Soak garlic in water for 5-7 days, change the water every day, put garlic in a jar, add salt layer by layer, without adding water; Pour garlic once a day, from bottom to top, so that garlic is evenly submerged; After 5-7 days, take out the sun to bask in the skin, and remove the old skin if there is any. Evenly put into the tank, boil the water, add brown sugar, and remove from the fire; Add vinegar when the water temperature is about 80 degrees; After thoroughly cooling, rush into the garlic jar and seal the jar. After 7 days, the brown sugar can be eaten after being converted into fructose. The aftertaste is rich in sugar and slightly sour in salt. If you like acid, you can add more vinegar.
3. Peel the garlic, gouge out the hard handle at the tail with scissors, soak it in water for about 10 minutes, blanch the raw garlic and cut it off, put it in boiling water for no more than 30 seconds, drain the water, let it cool for later use, 2 portions of vinegar, 1 portion of soy sauce 1 portion, and add sugar according to personal taste. The total amount of sauce should not exceed garlic. After boiling, boil for about 5 minutes. During this period, skim off the large floating foam, code the garlic in the sterilized stall, pour in the sauce, seal and marinate for about three weeks.