I like to mix it into bean burgers, mayonnaise, sauces or even add inside a grilled cheese for a spicy kick. Food writer Cathy Barrow adds a little bit into this recipe for Turkey Breakfast Sausages, you’ll see some mixed into this Pimento Fundido, and a whole half cup of it in this recipe for Korean al-Pastor tacos. It’s a versatile item to have around, and lasts a long time in the back of your fridge, just like miso does.
Below, you’ll find some recipes using gochujang. Not seeing the right one for you? Search for the ingredient in our Recipe Finder.
Sweet, Spicy and Crunchy Korean Tofu, pictured above. From blogger, cookbook author and YouTube culinary darling Maangchi comes this tofu recipe that I simply adore. Double-fried for extra crunch with a flavorful sauce of gochujang, rice syrup and a little ketchup, this dish is good on its own as well as a great dinner with rice and veggies.
Gochujang-Honey Skirt Steak. Gochujang’s inherent sweetness plays well against honey, and invites char to this simple, quick-cooking skirt steak.
Spicy Broiled Pork With Citrus Slaw. Gochujang “came to the rescue on a recent evening, giving a flavor boost to thin-cut, boneless chops” writes Ann Maloney in this recipe.
Korean Soft Tofu Stew. If you’re ever stumped on what to make with soft, silken tofu, try this spicy flavorful soup.
Korean Spicy Fish Stew (Mae Un Tang). This delicate but filling stew welcomes the twists and turns of your own fridge — got mushrooms? Watercress? Feel like throwing in some clams? Do it!
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