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: Aesook (Working Mom Cook Fusion)
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Ingredients
500g (1lb) Shiro MisoMade by fermenting rice, barley and/or soybeans, with salt etc...The most typical miso made with soy. (white misoMade by fermenting rice, barley and/or soybeans, with salt etc...The most typical miso made with soy. )
200g (7.05 oz) Sugar
250ml soy sauce("shoyu" in Japanese) is a fermented sauce made from soybeans (soya beans). I usually get organic soy sauce from asian grocery super market.
100g-130g (3.5 oz -4.5 oz ) red pepper powder
Instructions
mix all ingredients and paddle well with lower heat in the pot
If 1 is boiled, stop heat and cool down. If they completely cool down, put in some plastic or glass container and keep refrigerator.
Notes
Container should be dry.
You can keep this pate about 6 month in refrigerator.
In New York, you can go to H-mart located in 32nd street between 5th and Broadway to get all ingredients. If you can’t find it yourself, please ask.
[...] with salt etc…The most typical miso made with soy.. You can also made this by yourself. Click here to see the recipe ) is korean hot paste condiment made in fermented misoMade by fermenting rice, barley and/or [...]
I’d purchased some imported gochujang but when I got home I read the small print ingredients and wheat flour was third on the list so it’s off limits for our gluten-free family. Thank you for an easy and delicious recipe that allows me to cook those spicy Korean dishes! Lisa
Hi Lisa,
Thank you for your comment. I am grad you find recipe you are looking for. This gochujang recipe is from My mom and I cook my homemade gochujan since then.
Belinda,
Yes, you can use tamari instead of soy sauce. Since tamari gives a richer and more complex taste than regular soy sauce, it may be different taste than my gochujang, but should be good too.
Thanks – since going GF I miss gochujang so much! One important point: be careful to check your miso’s ingredients and make sure it’s gluten free, as not all misos are. Use shiro (white) or possibly aka (red) miso and not the darker-brown hatcho or mugi miso – these contain barley thus definitely contain gluten! Check out the wikipedia entry on miso to learn more.
[...] flakes in place of it. Not exactly authentic, but it worked for me. I just recently found this natural homemade gochuchang recipe. Wish I had found it a couple of weeks ago but I will be making it next [...]
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Feb 27, 2012
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Lisa C Arnold says:
Feb 27, 2012
I’d purchased some imported gochujang but when I got home I read the small print ingredients and wheat flour was third on the list so it’s off limits for our gluten-free family. Thank you for an easy and delicious recipe that allows me to cook those spicy Korean dishes! Lisa
Aesook says:
Feb 27, 2012
Hi Lisa,
Thank you for your comment. I am grad you find recipe you are looking for. This gochujang recipe is from My mom and I cook my homemade gochujan since then.
Belinda says:
Mar 9, 2012
Could I use tamari sauce instead of soy sauce? Would it change the taste? I can’t use soy sauce because it contains wheat.
Aesook says:
Mar 9, 2012
Belinda,
Yes, you can use tamari instead of soy sauce. Since tamari gives a richer and more complex taste than regular soy sauce, it may be different taste than my gochujang, but should be good too.
Keith says:
Aug 10, 2012
How long does it need to ferment?
Aesook says:
Aug 11, 2012
Keith, since we use miso which is already fermented, this gochujang is ready to use after completely cool down. Thank you.
Jeannie says:
Jan 24, 2013
What type of miso do I use in this recipe?
Aesook says:
Jan 24, 2013
Jeannie, Thank you for visiting. You can use shiro (white) miso made by soy beans for this recipe.
Joga says:
Jan 27, 2013
Thanks – since going GF I miss gochujang so much! One important point: be careful to check your miso’s ingredients and make sure it’s gluten free, as not all misos are. Use shiro (white) or possibly aka (red) miso and not the darker-brown hatcho or mugi miso – these contain barley thus definitely contain gluten! Check out the wikipedia entry on miso to learn more.
Aesook says:
Jan 28, 2013
Thank you for the information. I usually use miso that I make (it contains soy bean, koji, salt), but I will check ingredient when I buy miso.
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