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Wungus
Mar 5, 2004

CannonFodder posted:

There's a Super G Mart in Greensboro NC that has a bunch of Korean stuff, along with some Japanese and Chinese stuff and another wing of other foreign foods. I went there to get the Samyang X2 spicy ramen because I hate the inside of my mouth, and also got a bag of dumplings and a tub of gochujang. I finally used the gochujang tonight making southern shrimp and grits, and it went well. The shrimp just with some sauce is fine, but if I include the liquid it gets a little too spicy. A little goes a long way.

Two thumbs up!

Are there any other good ways to use it? The tub says it's good for 70+ servings which is way more than I was expecting.
:hfive: Super G fuckin' rules, it's my regular grocery. They've got some real good kimchi there, and I always forget which one's the Great Kimchi and wind up leaving the store with something disappointing more often than not.

I disagree with what FelicityGS said above. Gochujang will not last a long time, because once you start realizing how much good flavor it adds, you'll empty the tub in a week. Start making bibim sauce and marinating things in it or pouring on things afterwards or even just like, make some, then dip the dumplings you bought in it.

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