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halo,everybody, I'm working on my recipe now. I will update you when I'm done. More detailed info and photos will be posted. One of the photos sent by Jamie is very interesting. He put some of his hot pepper paste and store-sold hot pepper paste on a plate. You will see the difference. anyway Jamie is my good friend who is very passionate about Korean cooking. I'm sure all of you are very passionate about Korean food, too. That's why you are visiting my channel. Talk soon!
Me : okay in going to make gochujang so it will be easier for me to cook other korean food. Also me : oh wow thts a lot of work to do .. im just gonna sleep heh
more than 3years homemade gochujang cures stomach ulcers at once.if you have that person you give him a just one cup of gochujang.it is truly turned out.
This video was filmed by Ryan who is a Korean food fan in NZ. Every location in my Gapshida trip was filmed by a different Korean food fan. Check my website for more information. Happy cooking!
hello maangchi, a Korean store opened near my place.The name is Kossa Mart and when I got it...it was all Korean products! from snacks,pickeled vegetables and ingredients and even shower and laundry products! it was heaven!!! lol. The owners even make their own kimchi and sell it.I got my self the prepared wasabi,the 100piece Gim wrapper or Nori in japanese.The sempio soy sauce from Seoul Korea...and the Gojuchang! it was just not spice but a mix of different taste that you can mix with rice and instant noodles!!! im getting addicted to korean food thanks to you!!! ill raid that korean mart next payday!!! hehe...
I found a korean store near my home today and I also picked up a tub of Gojuchang. I've seen Maangchi use it for years and I've always wanted to try it. Finally got the chance today and it tastes interesting. Definitely spicey, kind of sweet and salty. Can't wait to use it in my cooking!
no, you malt powder is an important ingredient for making gochujang. It's sold at a Korean grocery store. Check out the photo of all ingredients on my website please.
for those with smaller kitchens: if you halve the recipe, you can do all the initial cooking and heavy duty mixing in a 6qt pot. i used a lodge 6qt enameled dutch oven and it worked out nicely.
For gluten-free alternatives, I would consider sorghum malt syrup, which is available from beer-brewing suppliers. It will have enzymes to support fermentation, but is a little different. You will not need to steep it as the barley malt powder is in her recipe (mix water, sorghum malt syrup and rice syrup and cook) I have not tried it, so I cannot give amounts, but for the adventurous, it’s something to explore.
Thank you Maangchi! I love the taste of gochujang, however all the store bought ones have corn syrup and high fructose corn syrup which i'm actually allergic to! Now i can make it myself and know whats in my food. Besides all natural is way healthier!
I'm Hungarian and I love Korean food . I think Hungarian cuisine is quite similar to Korean cuisine . In Hungary we also have a kind of pepper powder (paprika) we cook everything with it , although it's not spicy . We also eat lots of meat and delicious soups just like in Korea . Oh yeah and also in Hungary we write our last name as our first name just like they do in Korea ; it's the only western country that does this ! Thank you for your wonderful recipes !
lol lol, cheers! I made the music with garage band! yayee it works! Someone likes my music. When I made the music early morning today, I thought, "omg, it takes a lot of time, what am I doing..." I love fun music..
I remember this pepper paste when I was in the Military stationed in Korea... It was a wonderful dipping sauce for chili peppers, green onions and other vegetables in restaurants.. I wish I could remember what it was diluted with.. Some kind of Korean rice Vinegar to thin it out... Delicious...
+Robert Ciulla Hi, there are two possibilities here. The one you're mentioning is called "cho jang" which is basically a portmanteau for "shik CHO" (vinegar) and "go CHU jang" (red pepper paste). The other one would be your basic mix of red pepper paste, soy bean paste and garlic. To your taste preference, you can also add crushed walnuts/peanuts, shaved apples/carrots/cucumbers etc. Bare in mind, some of the fresher ingredients you put in would naturally shorten the life span of said leftover sauces. Enjoy!
Check out my doenjangjjigae and baechudoenjangguk videos. Visit my website and check out the forum. You can share your questions or your Korean food related experience with more people. Happy cooking!
I had no idea hot pepper paste contained all those starchy powders. I thought it was all hot peppers. I learned something new today. It looks delicious and spicy :-) Thanks Maangchi!
Thank you sooo so much! I absolutely love making things from scratch, especially things that are so often bought already made.. There is no Korean market near me, only a general Asian market, and it doesn't have many of the ingredients for this, but I'm still happy just to have the recipe and to know what is in it and how to make it. I look forward to someday making this myself, also the kimchi recipe. :)
It's really interesting to find out how 고추장 is made. Just a pity it is even harder for me to get those ingredients here than it is to get the paste itself. But I did always wonder how it was made so thank you for the video!!
Hi maangchi, help me please, what if during fermentation a white fungus appears on the surface? why did it happen? should I throw it all away or just remove the surface and the rest can be eaten? Anw I love your recipe, thank you for sharing 🤎
It happens when the gochujang is not exposed to lots of sunlight. I would remove the mold with a spoon. Open the lid and let it get some sunlight. Good luck with fermenting your homemade gochujang! 👍
@@Maangchi Ah than make sense, I put it in a korken glass jar but it's raining a lot currently. Many thanks for answering & the tips ♥️ really appreciate it
@@Maangchi how much u used the soyabean powder mam and where should I fermented in cold, dark,sunlight,or hot place It's important to have a jar like that
I'm so excited to find this recipe. I've been looking for one for about 1 year now also so I can control the amount of salt in it. Thank you so much. ^^
Hi Maangchi, I really love your recipes since I have made Korean Mochi rice cake and ttokbukki, it was great, I want to make black bean noodle but I can't find the black bean paste in my place, do you know how to make black bean paste, thank you so much 😀
Sallymanders178 I saw a recipe by James Strange. In Singapore it's not easy to get the soybean block so for now I get them still from the store. Maybe you can check that out.
Check out the recipe on my website, please. It has all the information you need. I always put the link to recipe in the description box of my videos. Good luck with your Korean cooking!
i think malt powder is something to do with the part of the wheat kernel that has the genetic material, the germ, as opposed to the endosprem of the wheat kernel which is the starch that fuels the growth of the germ. i think malt refers to letting the germ start to grow
It’s the same malt used in making beer or whiskey. Koreans just use it in a fine powder form (dried wheat/barley sprouts). It contains amylase (same stuff in human’s spit) that catalyses starch into sugar. Like kris wilkinson said, kernel contains amylase after it sprouts and the endosperm contains starch so hydrolysis of the starch occurs. Starch + Amylase = Sugar > Sugar + Microorganisms (like lactobacilli) = alcohol, CO2 (fermentation)
Is there an alternative flour than malt? I have celiac disease and can not have wheat, rue or barley. Is this going to ferment? Does it store in the fridge?
+El - Amura Sulaiman kat sana mesti cari d kedai korea sbb kedai tempatan susah nak cari. ada setgh bahan mungkin kita boleh gantikan dengan bahan tempatan
El - Amura Sulaiman 1 1/2 malt barly powder 2 cup sweat rice powder 1 cup soybean powder 2 cup chili powder 1/2 cup rice syrup (can change honey or sugar) 5 cup water 1 1/2 cup salt malt barly powder-(beli barli kat kedai, jadikan serbuk/powder, caranye rendam barli selame 5jam..keringkan atau goreng tanpa minyak dan kisar halus). sweat rice powder-(gune pulut pon bole..sebab pulut tinggi kanji dan gula..beras korean tinggi gula dn kanji..care nye same je buat malt barly tadi). soybean powder-( care nye pon same je buat malt barly tadi). chili powder-( beli chili powder jename babas ke adabi ke ape2 jename je, susah sangat buat sndiri.. caranya cili kering dicuci bersih dan dikeringkan, buang biji/seed n kisar halus. siap.. Cara buat GOJUCHANG.. dalam beks besar, masukkan malt barli kacau rata dan tapis guna tudung bawal yang tak guna, ambil air malt barli sahaja..ambil air malt barli dan panaskan dengan api sederhana hingga suam, masukkan sweat rice powder kacau sampai pekat..masukkan chili powder, salt, kacau rata dan simpan dalam balang kaca atau balang seramik yang ditutup rapat..lepas tu letak kat bawah cahaya matahari selama 1 bulan atau lebih..kena periksa 2 minggu sekali untuk pastikan takda seranngga masok..ok👍..jadilah gojuchang..
I LOVE watching your videos!!! I saw the video of you making rice cake soup on the Tasted channel and have loved every video of your that I watch. I'm excited to try some of your recipes in the near future.
OK, that is going on my list of things to make. I already have miso in my pantry, fermenting since January (2019), sooooo... now to add this. Staple items for making great food even better~!! Thanks Maangchi~!
Hi maangchi :)) i really enjoyed watching your videos for i really fell in love with korean foods . However i have a little bit problem. I know that you are used in making them in big servings however beginners like me find it a waste if i made big servings and didnt get it right 😕😕😕 can you do some tutorials by using small amounts? Like servings for 1-3 people ? THANKYOU VERYMUCH :)) KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ☺️☺️☺️ AJA ! FIGHTING:)))
Oh wow I was just up in Wellington! (first time I've seen this video) Maangchi you should see all the gardens people have there! you walk past all these city apartments with their small garden plots absolutely bursting with plants and herbs, vegetables and fruit it's wonderful!
@maangchi : is gochujang halal? not using alcohol, right? i'm affraid to buy gochujang at supermarket, some people said that gochujang using alcohol for ingredient . please reply
if im not mistaken, the one that sold at supermarket has alcohol in it. if u can read korean, then u can read the ingredients at the label. but mostly the put spirits in it. i havent found any brand sold online that didnt contain alcohol.
+Muniques Channel usually korean people made their own gochujang so there is no alcohol. you can see the original recipe from maangchi from this video does not contain any type of alcohol.
Muniques Channel i found gochujang that does not contain any alcohol. try google mother in law gochujang. i ask them thru email, the one they sold does not contain alcohol.
Hi Maangchi! I've been really addicted to your videos and recipes lately. Very easy and adaptable as I have many allergies and intolerances. Quick question, is there a substitute for the mejugaru? Would I be able to use more rice flour? I'm allergic to anything soy and since it's fermented soybean powder, I'm not sure if substituting it would make a difference. Thank you!
I love how you just made a lifetime supply of hot pepper paste for this guy!! I wish someone came into my house and made me a lifetime supply of cheese burgers..
Hi Maangchi I love your show, such a inspiration for me to learn Korean cooking. If I have limited sunlight how can I ferment my paste? And how long should I keep in sun before it goes bad? Thanks
You can, some people do it for home beer making, but you have the extra steps of drying and grinding it. It doesn’t always make for a noticeably better result.
Liena Acoet ini adalah bahan alternatif yang bisa Kamu Coba untuk hot pepper Korean paste Soy bean powder (tepung kedelai) Honey (Madu) Rice flour (tepung beras ketan) Dried Chili (Cabe kering di blender biar jadi cabe bubuk)
Kamu bisa coba order online pasti ada orang yang jual bahan kaya gitu saya juga susah nyari Korean red pepper powder saya cuman cari alternatif aja cabe kering Di blender juga jadi
hey can you make a detail recipy ?
like please
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With the amount of gochujang you guys made, 8 years later he’s still not finished lol
Lolll😂😂😂
That's what I was thinking 🤔
Yeahh 😂
Lol right!
Seriously?
I could have never imagined chilli paste had so much flour :o
helps with the fermentation process :) need carbs for that
Same here! Lol it’s so interesting
It’s sweet rice flour not wheat flour. Most commercial gochujang has wheat flour.
Paste? With flour?
Malted barley powder is a type of flour, too.
halo,everybody, I'm working on my recipe now. I will update you when I'm done. More detailed info and photos will be posted. One of the photos sent by Jamie is very interesting. He put some of his hot pepper paste and store-sold hot pepper paste on a plate. You will see the difference.
anyway Jamie is my good friend who is very passionate about Korean cooking. I'm sure all of you are very passionate about Korean food, too. That's why you are visiting my channel. Talk soon!
Привет из России! Очень люблю ваши видео, но хотелось бы с переводом
Hi. How long is this homemade Gochujang paste good for? And how should I store it. Thank you!
@@ameliadinh6248 wondering about that, too
If i dont have the bowl where did you put the chilli what I can do it?
Me : okay in going to make gochujang so it will be easier for me to cook other korean food.
Also me : oh wow thts a lot of work to do .. im just gonna sleep heh
Oh my🤦♀ thought the same
Arrmyyy!!😂💜💜💜
Ahaha same
That’s what i’m thinking too but i found out it’s a lot of work plus ingredients which i can’t find it here in my place😂
Lucky you to be bangtan's trash. I wish i could meet em
She teaches us so much; what a wonderful person.
👍
yes
I want Maangchi to come to my house and help me cook some korean things pleassssssseeeeeeeeee!!!!!
Ambreen K yeah
Ambreen K haba ibu ya
Ambreen K njndonesi
i wanna live with her, imagine a daily dose of delicious foods
more than 3years homemade gochujang cures stomach ulcers at once.if you have that person you give him a just one cup of gochujang.it is truly turned out.
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I love Maangchi.
Maangchi how many months before a homemade gochujang gets bad/spoilage? Thanks! Nice vid btw
Is sweet rice powder as same as glutinous rice powder?
If the answer is yes it is.. can i used the glutinous rice powder from indonesia?
Thank you 😊
🥰🥰🥰❤️thx
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This video was filmed by Ryan who is a Korean food fan in NZ. Every location in my Gapshida trip was filmed by a different Korean food fan. Check my website for more information. Happy cooking!
hello maangchi, a Korean store opened near my place.The name is Kossa Mart and when I got it...it was all Korean products! from snacks,pickeled vegetables and ingredients and even shower and laundry products! it was heaven!!! lol.
The owners even make their own kimchi and sell it.I got my self the prepared wasabi,the 100piece Gim wrapper or Nori in japanese.The sempio soy sauce from Seoul Korea...and the Gojuchang!
it was just not spice but a mix of different taste that you can mix with rice and instant noodles!!! im getting addicted to korean food thanks to you!!!
ill raid that korean mart next payday!!! hehe...
Emerson Buena lucky youuuu
Seriously lucky you for me I looked for a Korean store but I founded it closed they closed it whyyyyyyyyy
I found a korean store near my home today and I also picked up a tub of Gojuchang. I've seen Maangchi use it for years and I've always wanted to try it. Finally got the chance today and it tastes interesting. Definitely spicey, kind of sweet and salty. Can't wait to use it in my cooking!
Killa Craig it is a wonder ingredient try it in tomato sauce Korea meets Italy....it's mega yummy
Go get some!
no, you malt powder is an important ingredient for making gochujang. It's sold at a Korean grocery store. Check out the photo of all ingredients on my website please.
for those with smaller kitchens: if you halve the recipe, you can do all the initial cooking and heavy duty mixing in a 6qt pot. i used a lodge 6qt enameled dutch oven and it worked out nicely.
yeah I was exhausted on that day. : ) Thank you very much! Make gochujang when the weather is cooler.
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For gluten-free alternatives, I would consider sorghum malt syrup, which is available from beer-brewing suppliers. It will have enzymes to support fermentation, but is a little different. You will not need to steep it as the barley malt powder is in her recipe (mix water, sorghum malt syrup and rice syrup and cook) I have not tried it, so I cannot give amounts, but for the adventurous, it’s something to explore.
Thank you Maangchi! I love the taste of gochujang, however all the store bought ones have corn syrup and high fructose corn syrup which i'm actually allergic to! Now i can make it myself and know whats in my food. Besides all natural is way healthier!
I cannot believe it that so much work went into making just a pepper paste. I would have just ground the pepper. Cool to know this stuff.
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I'm Hungarian and I love Korean food . I think Hungarian cuisine is quite similar to Korean cuisine . In Hungary we also have a kind of pepper powder (paprika) we cook everything with it , although it's not spicy . We also eat lots of meat and delicious soups just like in Korea . Oh yeah and also in Hungary we write our last name as our first name just like they do in Korea ; it's the only western country that does this !
Thank you for your wonderful recipes !
Maangchi how to make halal gochunjang ??
Thank you for this video. It's very helpful!
No problem
Hi from 9 years ahead of you!
@@vaishnavivenkataramanan5926 bruh we're watching this in 2021
Please remake this gochujang recipes again...
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The guy is really a fast worker...
The way you you two mix has a huge difference...
BTW new subscriber...
lol lol, cheers! I made the music with garage band! yayee it works! Someone likes my music. When I made the music early morning today, I thought, "omg, it takes a lot of time, what am I doing..." I love fun music..
Just wanted to say thank you so much Maangchi!!!! Im learning how to make a lot of delicious recipes from you 🤩❤
Love from Morocco 🇲🇦
Wow! He's legit if he plans to go through that much gochujang!
yeah, you are right! : )
spicy crawfish sounds wonderful! yum!
yay, thank you so much for your first comment! Your first comment is "first" lol
Thank you for the video but as much as I want to do this paste, I would probably buy it at the store.
I've never seen before this ; make a Gochujang???
Amezing, you are an incredible woman.
Love you Maangchi! Been a fan for the past more than 10 years!!! More power.
I wonder if he still has any of his paste? Asking on 02 July, 2020.
That's a loooot of gochujang. He's probably gonna put it on the family inheritance
I remember this pepper paste when I was in the Military stationed in Korea... It was a wonderful dipping sauce for chili peppers, green onions and other vegetables in restaurants.. I wish I could remember what it was diluted with.. Some kind of Korean rice Vinegar to thin it out... Delicious...
+Robert Ciulla Hi, there are two possibilities here. The one you're mentioning is called "cho jang" which is basically a portmanteau for "shik CHO" (vinegar) and "go CHU jang" (red pepper paste). The other one would be your basic mix of red pepper paste, soy bean paste and garlic. To your taste preference, you can also add crushed walnuts/peanuts, shaved apples/carrots/cucumbers etc. Bare in mind, some of the fresher ingredients you put in would naturally shorten the life span of said leftover sauces. Enjoy!
Check out my doenjangjjigae and baechudoenjangguk videos. Visit my website and check out the forum. You can share your questions or your Korean food related experience with more people. Happy cooking!
oh you must be living in Wellington! Yes, I went there!
Tê Tê submitted Vietnamese caption for my Vietnamese speaking viewers! Thank you so much!
Instead of malt powder what can we use
I had no idea hot pepper paste contained all those starchy powders. I thought it was all hot peppers. I learned something new today. It looks delicious and spicy :-) Thanks Maangchi!
What kind of rice cake do you want to learn? Check out the recipe section on my website please. I have posted several rice cake recipes. Cheers!
The music in this video is fantastic.
Wow, Maangchi you are such a wonderful woman 😊 so friendly and such a hands-on, interactive youtuber xx
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How much soybean powder and gochugaru did you use in this recipe?
Thank you sooo so much! I absolutely love making things from scratch, especially things that are so often bought already made.. There is no Korean market near me, only a general Asian market, and it doesn't have many of the ingredients for this, but I'm still happy just to have the recipe and to know what is in it and how to make it. I look forward to someday making this myself, also the kimchi recipe. :)
There are a few good Korean grocery stores in Wellington. Check out a list of Korean stores in Wellington NZ on my website please.
Thank you so much for your nice message! Yes, I had a great time during my Gapshida trip last year.
Maangchi you are so cute!i love your cooking and dancing😂
I never knew that so much work went into such a common condiment. Cheers!
언니~ 전 이제야 언니 영상 하나씩 정주행 중인데 고추장도 하신거예요? 언니는 도대체 못하시는게 뭔가요?!
You're the cutest EVER! I love it.. I need more korean food in my life
Yay i hope you had a good time in Wellington!
Arohanui from New Zealand
she has such great energy!
It's really interesting to find out how 고추장 is made. Just a pity it is even harder for me to get those ingredients here than it is to get the paste itself. But I did always wonder how it was made so thank you for the video!!
can Mangchi shows us how to make korean chili powder(gochugaru)?
Hi maangchi, help me please, what if during fermentation a white fungus appears on the surface? why did it happen? should I throw it all away or just remove the surface and the rest can be eaten?
Anw I love your recipe, thank you for sharing 🤎
It happens when the gochujang is not exposed to lots of sunlight. I would remove the mold with a spoon. Open the lid and let it get some sunlight.
Good luck with fermenting your homemade gochujang! 👍
@@Maangchi Ah than make sense, I put it in a korken glass jar but it's raining a lot currently. Many thanks for answering & the tips ♥️ really appreciate it
Ayo this videos 9 years old. She's still replying and pinning comments and that's kinda funny to me
@@Luciferishexed and lovely at the same time, So many of them call her like an Eomma so do I 🥰
@@Maangchi how much u used the soyabean powder mam and where should I fermented in cold, dark,sunlight,or hot place
It's important to have a jar like that
I'm so excited to find this recipe. I've been looking for one for about 1 year now also so I can control the amount of salt in it. Thank you so much. ^^
youre such an amazing cook maangchi. to us it seems as if theres nothing you cant do.
do you know a site that i can buy the hangari from? Right now I am living in China and i don't trust them to not have lead in the glaze of the pots.
Hi Maangchi, I really love your recipes since I have made Korean Mochi rice cake and ttokbukki, it was great, I want to make black bean noodle but I can't find the black bean paste in my place, do you know how to make black bean paste, thank you so much 😀
yes, go ahead. One of my website readers let me know she made good gochujang using a glass jar.
i ♥ maangchi! she cooks in the cutest way!
Maangchi, do you have a recipe for making doen jang also? I would like to find a way to make the soybean paste myself.
Sallymanders178 I saw a recipe by James Strange. In Singapore it's not easy to get the soybean block so for now I get them still from the store. Maybe you can check that out.
Thank you, I'll go look him up.
What is malt powder? Is it like a flour?
Check out the recipe on my website, please. It has all the information you need. I always put the link to recipe in the description box of my videos. Good luck with your Korean cooking!
i think malt powder is something to do with the part of the wheat kernel that has the genetic material, the germ, as opposed to the endosprem of the wheat kernel which is the starch that fuels the growth of the germ. i think malt refers to letting the germ start to grow
It’s the same malt used in making beer or whiskey. Koreans just use it in a fine powder form (dried wheat/barley sprouts). It contains amylase (same stuff in human’s spit) that catalyses starch into sugar.
Like kris wilkinson said, kernel contains amylase after it sprouts and the endosperm contains starch so hydrolysis of the starch occurs. Starch + Amylase = Sugar > Sugar + Microorganisms (like lactobacilli) = alcohol, CO2 (fermentation)
Maangchi still goes back to an 8 year old video to read comments and answer questions 🥰
Is there an alternative flour than malt? I have celiac disease and can not have wheat, rue or barley. Is this going to ferment? Does it store in the fridge?
I like your program in cooking because you inform us how much needed and how it is made.
great! : )
I live in Auckland, New Zealand~ would be so great if you visit NZ again :D
Carmen K Thank you! I hope I can visit NZ someday again.
Maangchi hi, i am in sarawak malaysia...really want to make chilli paste but cannot find all the ingredient here...pls help.ty
+El - Amura Sulaiman kat sana mesti cari d kedai korea sbb kedai tempatan susah nak cari. ada setgh bahan mungkin kita boleh gantikan dengan bahan tempatan
Arif Waliyuddin indic
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El - Amura Sulaiman
1 1/2 malt barly powder
2 cup sweat rice powder
1 cup soybean powder
2 cup chili powder
1/2 cup rice syrup (can change honey or sugar)
5 cup water
1 1/2 cup salt
malt barly powder-(beli barli kat kedai, jadikan serbuk/powder, caranye rendam barli selame 5jam..keringkan atau goreng tanpa minyak dan kisar halus).
sweat rice powder-(gune pulut pon bole..sebab pulut tinggi kanji dan gula..beras korean tinggi gula dn kanji..care nye same je buat malt barly tadi).
soybean powder-( care nye pon same je buat malt barly tadi).
chili powder-( beli chili powder jename babas ke adabi ke ape2 jename je, susah sangat buat sndiri..
caranya cili kering dicuci bersih dan dikeringkan, buang biji/seed n kisar halus. siap..
Cara buat GOJUCHANG..
dalam beks besar, masukkan malt barli kacau rata dan tapis guna tudung bawal yang tak guna, ambil air malt barli sahaja..ambil air malt barli dan panaskan dengan api sederhana hingga suam, masukkan sweat rice powder kacau sampai pekat..masukkan chili powder, salt, kacau rata dan simpan dalam balang kaca atau balang seramik yang ditutup rapat..lepas tu letak kat bawah cahaya matahari selama 1 bulan atau lebih..kena periksa 2 minggu sekali untuk pastikan takda seranngga masok..ok👍..jadilah gojuchang..
Hi maangchi I love your cooking show. Is it possible to make gluten free korean hot pepper paste?
I'm gluten intolerant. Thank you
You mean gluten free lol
no, it is gluten intolerant or coeliac in more severe cases,
Simply replace the wheat flour with rice flour :D
I LOVE watching your videos!!! I saw the video of you making rice cake soup on the Tasted channel and have loved every video of your that I watch. I'm excited to try some of your recipes in the near future.
OK, that is going on my list of things to make. I already have miso in my pantry, fermenting since January (2019), sooooo... now to add this. Staple items for making great food even better~!! Thanks Maangchi~!
Can you suggest some chicken recipes with gochujang? How can we use this paste in recipes?
Try her recipes for dakgalbi, dakbokkeumtang, cheese buldak, etc.
Hi maangchi :)) i really enjoyed watching your videos for i really fell in love with korean foods . However i have a little bit problem. I know that you are used in making them in big servings however beginners like me find it a waste if i made big servings and didnt get it right 😕😕😕 can you do some tutorials by using small amounts? Like servings for 1-3 people ? THANKYOU VERYMUCH :)) KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ☺️☺️☺️ AJA ! FIGHTING:)))
Suha Magdy I noticed after some time Maangchi started making them in smaller quantities. :D
Hey Maangchi! Love your videos and delicious recepies! I'm a biga fan of korean food now! Could you make a smaller version of this recepie?
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can you give recipes for korean hot pepper paste in small amout..this's too much..pleasee..:)
btw i love you vid it always make me hungry..haha
Lol just use proportion
Use your own idea of proportion. It's easy
This is my next project. I would love it if you would some day do videos on homemade doenjang and Korean style soy sauce!
Oh wow I was just up in Wellington! (first time I've seen this video) Maangchi you should see all the gardens people have there! you walk past all these city apartments with their small garden plots absolutely bursting with plants and herbs, vegetables and fruit it's wonderful!
i love this, now i can control how much salt goes in! thanks maangchi :)
@maangchi : is gochujang halal? not using alcohol, right? i'm affraid to buy gochujang at supermarket, some people said that gochujang using alcohol for ingredient . please reply
if im not mistaken, the one that sold at supermarket has alcohol in it. if u can read korean, then u can read the ingredients at the label. but mostly the put spirits in it. i havent found any brand sold online that didnt contain alcohol.
so, gochujang not save for korean children too?
+Muniques Channel usually korean people made their own gochujang so there is no alcohol. you can see the original recipe from maangchi from this video does not contain any type of alcohol.
hmm ok,,, im confuse why so many factory made gochujang with alcohol in it, especialy why they come to indonesia with alcohol in it
Muniques Channel i found gochujang that does not contain any alcohol. try google mother in law gochujang. i ask them thru email, the one they sold does not contain alcohol.
Thank you very much. This paste is vegan diet.
you look great together!!! I will try it for ramadan!!
Hi Maangchi! I've been really addicted to your videos and recipes lately. Very easy and adaptable as I have many allergies and intolerances. Quick question, is there a substitute for the mejugaru? Would I be able to use more rice flour? I'm allergic to anything soy and since it's fermented soybean powder, I'm not sure if substituting it would make a difference. Thank you!
New Zealand 😍😍
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All the ingredients are sold in Korean grocery stores.
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can i use corn syrup?
+sisi djapa Yes, you can.
What is malt powder???
Ivana Plavsic dry sprout barley
I love how you just made a lifetime supply of hot pepper paste for this guy!! I wish someone came into my house and made me a lifetime supply of cheese burgers..
Hi Maangchi I love your show, such a inspiration for me to learn Korean cooking. If I have limited sunlight how can I ferment my paste? And how long should I keep in sun before it goes bad? Thanks
what is malt powder ?
It is sprouted and ground barley seeds. It’s common for baking and beer making.
@@danielm5535 thanks for reply. shall we prepare at home ?
You can, some people do it for home beer making, but you have the extra steps of drying and grinding it. It doesn’t always make for a noticeably better result.
In India we get malt powder.. In tht we can oly make delicious milk shake not hot pepper
@@mubbos3330 oh so that's what sattu is🤭
You are seriously AWSOME I love it you cook so well subscribed!!
@Maangchi
you have nooo clue how thankful i am for this video
you are truly AWESOME!!!!
korean food all the way! :)
so you just leave it like that? like no refrigeration? and it wont spoil? D: help
Yes, just keep it like that. It will last quite long
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It's supposed to ferment ao don't worry 👌
I'm just thinking about jin ,here😂😂😂😂
super nova 😂😂😂😂😂
😄😁 me too
btw wooooow gurl u pretty u look like camila cabello
Lmaooo samee
take your koreaboo asses out of here for christ's sake
i love all your video and recipes!!
yes you can.
I can't find gochujang where I live so i thought of making it...
I can't find the ingredients needed for it either...
*sigh*
tante bahannya d indonesia gak ada 😂
Liena Acoet ini adalah bahan alternatif yang bisa Kamu Coba untuk hot pepper Korean paste Soy bean powder (tepung kedelai)
Honey (Madu)
Rice flour (tepung beras ketan)
Dried Chili (Cabe kering di blender biar jadi cabe bubuk)
Tareik Hart mencari bahan2 seperti itu sulit banget :(
Kamu bisa coba order online pasti ada orang yang jual bahan kaya gitu saya juga susah nyari Korean red pepper powder saya cuman cari alternatif aja cabe kering Di blender juga jadi
Tareik Hart hmm kalo di blender pke air apa gak mas?
Liena Acoet gak perlu pake air
I love ur cooking so much make me always want to try new korean dishes thanks so much
Now I wish Maangchi will come to my house and teach me how to make ganjang gejang and gochujang.