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To make gochujang sauce (bibimbap sauce), mix a little gochujang with soy sauce, sugar or mirin, rice vinegar, and sesame oil (click here for gochujang sauce recipe ). You really can’t go wrong with this flavor combination! You can also use gochujang as a sandwich spread. Mix about a teaspoon gochujang with 2-3 tablespoons mayonnaise and voila!
Net carb for the WHOLE RECIPE is 20g!! So assuming the recipe produces 200ml of gochujang, it will come out to around 1.5g of carb per tablespoon. Awesome! Bonus, it won't spike up your blood sugar like regular gochujang.
Gochugaru (Korean red pepper flakes): This is what gives the sauce its spicy and super smoky flavor. Without gochugaru you cannot make gochujang as there is nothing else like it that would make a good substitute. Water: The water is to soften the Korean pepper flakes a create a paste.
This Korean ingredient is perfect for those who want to add a little spice and smokiness to their food. Plus, it’s vegan friendly and can be used in a variety of recipes – both traditional and modern. Learn how to make this essential Korean ingredient at home and in less than 10 minutes. No fermentation needed! What is Gochujang?