Gochujang recipes
Hot, sweet, sticky gochujang red pepper paste is an essential ingredient in Korean cooking, adding a spicy, umami kick to all sorts of dishes. Aside from the red pepper flakes that give gochujang its striking crimson colour, the paste also contains soybeans, sticky rice and salt. As gochujang ferments, the starch in the rice becomes sugar, and the soybeans develop umami, much like a miso paste.
A really easy, tasty dinner of spiced and tender chicken pieces with quick-pickled cucumber, rice and a moreish gochujang mayo.
Each serving provides 831 kcal, 45.4g protein, 55.1g carbohydrate (of which 12.3g sugars), 47.1g fat (of which 10.6g saturates), 1.8g fibre and 2.67g salt.
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Storage
Gochujang is best stored in the fridge once opened, but like miso it keeps extremely well.






















