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Start by placing warm rice at the bottom of the dish, layer fresh shredded carrots and bean sprouts with the cooked mushrooms and spinach, and top with beef bulgogi and fried eggs. Allow each person to finish with a drizzle of the homemade Gochujang sauce and serve with kimchi on the side. Get the Full (Printable) Korean Bibimbap Recipe Below.
Bibimbap (Korean beef bowl) Note: This is one of my older recipes and is not low carb. Visit my Recipes page for low carb and keto recipes. Bibimbap is a Korean beef bowl with rice, marinated beef, an assortment of vegetables like mushrooms and zucchini, and sunny side up eggs. Everything’s tossed in a deliciously spicy-sweet bibimbap sauce.
To make paleo bibimbap sauce: simply mix my paleo/whole30 gochujang with a dash of toasted sesame oil and apple cider vinegar (or rice vinegar) to taste. It tastes sweet, little spicy, tangy, and deeply savory. Ladle a few tablespoons into your bibimbap bowl and mix it all up. Hmm…YUM!
Bibimbap goes well with almost any vegetable, so carrots can be substituted with your favorite vegetable such as cucumber, spinach, sprouts, or broccoli. (3) Gochujang. Traditionally, bibimbap uses gochujang, which is a thick Korean chili sauce made using red chilis and fermented soybeans.