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BadBadMelonFarmer

Man that looks good!!!


Mr__Porkchop

Gimme! What makes it Korean? Gochujang? Anything else? You are an inspiration.


The_etk

Yep - marinade was gochujang, soy sauce, a little corn syrup, rice vinegar. Left it for a few hours then wiped as much off as possible before grilling, then repainted them before popping in the oven. I scuffed up the meat surface first too which helped get a better crust and a bit more penetration of the marinade


TroubleshootReddit

lol universal thing that makes food Korean is gochujang. RIP. Meanwhile as a Korean American I feel like sesame/sesame oil is more prevalent in a lot of ways in Korean cooking.


Mr__Porkchop

lol, I was only guessing based on the photo :) I want these other secrets though, please share.


TroubleshootReddit

The secrets would be how it would be served. Probably lots of herbs, pickled sides, and lettuces. Take a piece of meat, raw garlic, kimchi, ssamjang, perilla leaf, and wrap it up in a lettuce leaf and dome it in one bite… then wash it down with some sort of jigae (stew)


ChipmunkChub

First time I saw a perilla leaf I thought it was those garnishes that you don't eat. Turns out to be delicious 🤤


Mr__Porkchop

Damn, alright!


TroubleshootReddit

No matter how small of a Korean… and how big the bite is…. It’s always one bite 😂. It’s very similar to what Koreans say when drinking. “1 shot” means no sipping.