Korean spicy food

Korean Spicy Rice Cakes (Tteokbokki) are a delicious and nutritious choice for any mealtime! 🍲🌶️ Made with chewy rice cakes and spicy gochujang sauce, this dish is a delightful blend of bold flavors and satisfying texture. Quick to prepare and bursting with savory goodness, Korean Spicy Rice Cakes are perfect for a refreshing lunch or special treat. Indulge in this vibrant twist on a classic favorite today! 😋🌿 #Tteokbokki #KoreanCuisine #HealthyEating #SpicyFlavors

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Easy, five minute meal, these Korean spicy ramen noodles are cheesy and full of flavour in such a short space of time.

Welcome to my series where I cook recipes from my favorite Korean dramas today; we are making delicious and addicting Korean Spicy Octopus Stirfry - Nakji Bokkeum! Savory, sweet, and spicy, this dish will get you eating bowls and bowls of rice from its amazing flavors. I know it’s only Monday, but get yourself a glass of ice-cold beer or soju because this recipe is a MUST-TRY to all my spicy food and seafood lovers!

Tteokbokki also known as Spicy Rice Cakes is a traditional Korean recipe that is popular all over Korea. It is made with chewy rice cake called as garaetteok cooked in a sweet and spicy sauce. In this blog post, I am sharing you how to make Tteokbokki easily at home with step by step pictures and video.

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Simple, easy to make and fun to eat. These spicy Korean potatoes will be your new go-to recipe.

Korean Crispy Fried Chicken is incredibly juicy, unimaginably crunchy, and unbelievably delicious. These Korean Chicken Tenders are marinated in buttermilk, deep fried then topped with a sweet and spicy Gochujang Korean chicken sauce.

Tteokbokki is chewy rice cakes cooked in a red, spicy broth. It's something I used to eat on the streets of Korea after school. My version uses anchovy stock, which combines beautifully with the spicy sauce and soft rice cakes.