Kim Dae-seok's Gochujang Bulgogi
A secret gochujang bulgogi that eliminates meaty odors with soju and Korean hot mustard, then delivers addictive, smooth sweetness with a final spoonful of ketchup.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- Korean hot mustard isn't used for sharp spiciness—it acts as a catalyst to tenderize the pork fibers and neutralize fatty odors during marination, so always include it.
- Cabbage serves as a key moisture source, preventing the pork from drying out and blending its subtle sweetness with the rich pork fat. Add it early among the vegetables.
- The 1 tablespoon of ketchup should not be mixed into the marinade beforehand. Instead, add it at the very end while cooking—this prevents excessive sourness and leaves behind only a delicate umami richness, elevating the overall taste.
Recommended for
- Those who want to learn how to make a perfectly sticky, high-quality bulgogi sauce that pairs wonderfully with fresh lettuce wraps.
- People looking to move beyond ordinary spicy stir-fries and enjoy a rich, savory, uniquely flavored meat dish.
- Home cooks who want to use affordable pork shoulder from a butcher shop to create a hearty, crowd-pleasing main course that impresses the whole family.
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