Hi,
I want to make a whole bunch of Bibimbap!
Sesame oil, veggies, rice... that's easy. But where do I find the gochujang sauce?
I've searched on various sites (like Amazon), but I'm never sure if I'm finding the right stuff.
As I understand it, any Korean gochujang will do, and to make it a good Bibimbap sauce, I just add a little sugar and vinegar?
This is just one of a bunch places online....
http://www.hmart.com/shopnow/shopnow_newsub_mid.asp?t=1113&m=1122
a lot of stores will have it. Where do you live ?
Dave
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