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Blanched freshwater snails are tossed with crisp water dropwort, radish and carrot in a spicy, tangy gochujang dressing. The result is chewy, crunchy and bright with vinegar and plum.
Semi-dried pollack grilled in the air fryer, then brushed with a gochujang sauce and grilled again until glazed. Green onion and sesame seeds finish the spicy, chewy fish.
Salted mackerel is seared crisp, blanketed in a spicy gochujang glaze with scallion oil, and baked until shiny. The result is rich, fiery fish with a deep savory crust.
Sliced braised pig's trotters are tossed with cabbage, onion, cucumber, carrot and perilla leaves in a spicy-sour gochujang and mustard seasoning. The vegetables stay crisp against the rich, chewy jokbal.
Fresh lettuce torn and glossed at the last moment with a sweet-tart soy, vinegar and red pepper flake dressing — mixed just before eating so it never wilts.
Lettuce blanched for seconds, squeezed dry and hand-tossed with tuna extract, garlic, plum extract and sesame oil — a soft, savoury namul that keeps its green colour.
Skewered jeon warmed in a pan and brushed with a sweet, ketchup-based gochujang glaze. The sauce clings like a street-snack coating, with sesame seeds over the top.
Silken soft tofu warmed through and flooded with a soy seasoning full of green onion, garlic, and Cheongyang chili. It is eaten with a spoon, the tofu barely holding together under its savory sauce.
A bright bowl of rice layered with lettuce, briny seaweed, carrot, cucumber and popping flying fish roe. The gochujang bibim sauce, sweetened with plum syrup, ties the fresh toppings together.
Bite-size rice balls of seasoned ground beef, carrot and bell pepper mixed with crumbled seaweed chips, served mounded on whole chips. The base stays crisp under the warm, savory rice.
Chilled udon noodles are coated in a creamy ground-sesame dressing brightened with lemon, then topped with a soft poached egg and scallions. The sauce clings to every strand.
Seaweed sheets are brushed with a honey and soy glaze, sandwiched with sesame seeds, and baked until they shatter crisply. They make a sweet-salty snack that disappears quickly.
Seeded tomato and salted cucumber are tossed in a nutty ground-sesame dressing with olive oil and a touch of syrup. Removing the seeds keeps the salad juicy rather than watery.
Boneless mackerel marinated in soy, ginger juice and rice wine, crusted with whole sesame seeds over egg and pancake mix, and grilled gently beside shishito peppers and lemon.
Chewy little baked cakes of glutinous rice flour and tapioca starch enriched with butter, milk and egg, baked in a sugar-dusted mold until puffed and golden.
Flanken-cut short ribs roasted on a sheet pan over sliced onions in a soy, hoisin and brown sugar sauce, finished under the broiler with a hoisin glaze.
Oyster mushrooms, sweet potato, red onion and kale roast on a sheet pan with rice and eggs for a bibimbap-style plate built in the oven. Sesame oil and gochujang season it at the table, with kimchi alongside.
Sheet-Pan Gochujang Chicken and Roasted Vegetables is a Korean main course centred on chicken, prepared in a straightforward home style. Serve it as directed in the method.
KoreanMain course0 min4 to 6 servings1492 kcalEgg-freeDiabetic
Chewy sweet potato noodles are tossed with roasted shiitake mushrooms, bell pepper and spinach in a sweet-savory soy, brown sugar and maple sauce. Toasted sesame seeds finish the glossy sheet-pan japchae.
Beef marinated in soy, garlic and mirin, stir-fried with shiitake mushrooms, onion and carrot, thickened lightly and spooned over rice with sesame oil and green onion.
Halved Shine Muscat grapes tossed with onion and chives in a quick kimchi seasoning of chili flakes, anchovy fish sauce and plum extract — sweet, crisp and gently hot.