Gochujang is a fermented Korean hot pepper paste or condiment. You usually find gochujang in a plastic container shelved at ...

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Gochujang is a spicy Korean paste, which makes this dish spicy, too. If you'd prefer something milder, halve the amount of gochujang.

An order of tteokbokki ($7.50) nets chewy rice cakes simmered in a spicy broth starring the namesake Korean chili paste: gochujang. Diners can add fish cakes or hard-cooked eggs. A milder version ...

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Gochujang is Korean chilli paste, while gochugaru is Korean chilli flakes. Both can be bought from a Korean grocery, as can sesame (perilla) leaves and banchan (side dishes).

Gochujang (Korean red pepper paste) and sweet potato noodles are sold in the Korean section of supermarkets, where you can also buy the kimchi and banchan (side dishes) to serve with the dish.

If using wood or bamboo skewers, soak in water at least 10 minutes. In a medium bowl, combine gochujang, oil, honey, vinegar and garlic powder. Cut each chicken thigh into 9-12 bite-size pieces.