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Fermented soybean paste (Doenjang)
Hello everybody! I know some of you have been waiting for my doenjang and ganjang recipes for a long time! Today I feel a real sense of achievement to release this recipe here. It’s one of the recipes in my cookbook, and whether you have my book or not, this video and recipe should still be useful to you. […]
Posted by Maangchi in Recipes > Staple ingredients on Jan 15th, 2016in the recipe categories: fermented, non spicy, Staple ingredients, vegetarian. Tagged: Doenjang, doenjang and ganjang making, 발효, 된장, 된장 만드는법, Fermentation, Fermented bean paste, fermented food, fermented soybean paste, Korean cooking, Korean cuisine, Korean fermented soy bean paste and soup soy sauce, korean food, Korean kitchen, Korean soy bean paste, Maangchi doenjang, Maangchi's Korean bean paste recipe, vegan recipe, vegetarian
Hot pepper paste (Gochujang)
Making your own homemade gochujang is not difficult but it takes time, patience, and being in a good mood when starting if off so all goes well. You’ll also need a sunny spot for it to ferment for 2 or 3 months. Once you taste your homemade gochujang, you’ll become a Korean paste taste master and store bought will never be as good as what you can make. It improves every dish it’s used in!
Posted by Maangchi in Recipes > Staple ingredients on Apr 18th, 2012in the recipe categories: fermented, spicy, Staple ingredients, vegetarian. Tagged: bibimbap paste, delicious, 고추장, 고추장담기, 고추장만드는법, fermented food, fermented soybean powder, gapshida, gochujang recipe, homemade chili paste, homemade gochujang, homemade hot pepper paste, homemade red pepper paste, hotpepper paste, how to make gochujang, how to make hot pepper paste, korean food, Korean food blog, korean food blogger, Korean kitchen, Korean recipes, Korean red pepper paste, Korean seasonings, Korean spicy paste, maangchi recipe, Maangchi recipes, Maangchi's gochujang recipe, Maangchi's hot pepper paste recipe, malt powder, sweet rice flour
Kkakdugi (Cubed radish kimchi)
Kkakdugi is a type of kimchi made from diced radish. It’s a very common kind of kimchi and often used in Korean everyday meals along with baechu kimchi (napa cabbage kimchi).
Posted by Maangchi in Recipes on Aug 1st, 2011in the recipe categories: easy, fermented, kimchi, side dish, spicy. Tagged: cubed radish kimchi, diced radish kimchi, 무김치, 무우 김치, 깍두기, fermented food, food blog, kimchi video, kkakdugi recipe video, kkaktugi, korean food, Korean kitchen, Korean recipes, mu kimchi, muwoo kimchi, pickled radish with spicy seasonings, preserved, radish kimchi video, radish pickles, recipe videos, side dish, spicy pickles, video recipe, white radish, YouTube video recipe

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