GOCHUJANG SALMON WITH MULTI GRAIN RICE

Ingredients

Serve 4

  • Vegetable oil, for greasing
  • 4 boneless, skin on salmon fillets (about 100g each fillet)

For gochujang glaze:

  • 25g gochujang
  • 1 Tbsp (5g) chopped spring onion
  • 15g white sugar
  • ½ tsp (2g) grated garlic
  • 2 tsp (10g) grated ginger
  • 200g Tender stem broccoli, trimmed
  • 2 Tbsp olive oil
  • (¼ tsp roasted sesame oil, optional)
  • Salt and pepper

To serve:

  • Steamed multi grain rice

 

Method

Preheat the oven to 180°C and line a baking sheet with foil and grease the foil.

 

For the gochujang glaze, in a small bowl, whisk together gochujang, spring onion garlic and ginger.

Lay the salmon skin side down on the prepared baking sheet, spread glaze on top of the salmon and let marinade while the oven comes to temperature.

Meanwhile, in a small bowl toss together tender stem broccoli with olive oil and sesame oil (if you are using) and season generously with salt and pepper. Spread the tender stem broccoli out around the fillet.

Bake until cooked to the desired doneness, about 10 minutes.

Transfer to a platter served with rice.

 

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@judyjoochef Instagram profile imageAd. Sweet, chewy, and a little unexpected. 🍯✨

@ocadouk just launched a Korean aisle featuring some of my go-to ingredients, and I couldn’t resist sharing one of my favorite recipes based on a classic nostalgic treat…Hotteok Crispy Rice Treats. 🇰🇷

Inspired by Hotteok, Korea’s iconic winter street snack usually stuffed with brown sugar and peanuts, these rice crispy treats take those cozy flavours and give them a twist. The secret ingredient? White miso, a fermented soybean paste that adds gentle umami, saltiness, and perfectly balances the sweetness of the marshmallows and chocolate.

A fun bit of culinary history: Hotteok originally arrived in Korea with Chinese merchants in the late 19th century, but it wasn’t until cooking oil became widely available in the 1970s that it turned into the beloved winter staple we know today. Crispy on the outside, gooey in the middle, and sold steaming hot on every street corner.

This no-bake version captures that same comfort in a quick, modern bite. They’re sticky, sweet, and full of Seoul. 💛

Makes 12-16 treats

Ingredients:
non-stick spray or a little neutral oil, to coat the dish
85g unsalted butter
4 tsp white miso paste
2 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp vanilla extract
285g mini marshmallows
165g crispy rice cereal
45g dry roasted peanuts, chopped

For the Chocolate Drizzle (optional)
85g dark chocolate chips
1½ tsp coconut oil

Watch the video for the method and ask any questions in the comments 💜

✨ Full recipe in my book K-Quick (which you can also get on Ocado!)

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@judyjoochef Instagram profile imageWelcome back to the K-Viral Kitchen. Today 
I’m bringing you a new creation from my kitchen — Churro inspired Tteok…the mash-up you didn’t know you needed. 🍡✨

Crispy, chewy Korean rice cakes fried to golden perfection & rolled in cinnamon sugar. 

And the best part? Dipping them into a warm, spicy-sweet gochujang caramel. 

I wanted something festive, fun, and a little unexpected for the holidays…so I dreamed up 
this mash-up. 

A little Korean chew meets a little Spanish sweetness. A holiday treat with a cross-cultural twist.

Crispy outside, chewy inside, sweet heat in every bite. Pure comfort with a Seoul-ful kick. 💛

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Every autumn, families in Korea gather to make and share kimchi for the winter ahead — a tradition called Kimjang (김장), the ritual of making kimchi together. 🇰🇷

A tradition so meaningful it was recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Celebrating family, community, and culture through food. 💛

To mark the launch of @ocadouk’s new Korean Food Aisle, I hosted a Kimjang Masterclass at home. Sharing my kimchi recipe, cooking & eating with friends, and celebrating the soul of Korean cuisine. 🥬✨

Kimchi isn’t just cooking… it’s a cultural ritual. It’s food, love, and community all in one jar. 💕

The beauty of kimchi is that it’s endlessly versatile. There are over 250 official varieties. You can kimchi anything: cucumber, cauliflower, even broccoli! The secret lies in gochugaru: Korean chili flakes that are smoky, slightly sweet, and deeply umami. 🌶️

Kimjang reminds us that food is more than flavor…it’s love, legacy, and connection, passed down through generations. 🥂

Did you know? Kimchi is a probiotic powerhouse: rich in vitamins A, B, and C, and packed with healthy bacteria that support gut health and immunity.

A big thank you to @koreafoodsuk and @seoulplaza_koreafoods for providing the authentic Korean ingredients that made it all possible, and to @josephjosephofficial, @kilneruk, and @kitchenaid_uk for the beautiful tools and kitchen essentials that brought the experience to life. 💕

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@judyjoochef Instagram profile imageThe martini is getting a spicy glow-up. 🍸🔥

From Caprese salads turned into martinis to green curry and saffron-spiced twists. Bartenders everywhere are shaking things up. 

So of course, I had to make my own version. 🇰🇷

Meet the Dirty Kimchi Martini…bold, briny, and just the right amount of rebellious. 

Instead of olive brine, I’m using kimchi brine for that spicy-tangy kick and hit of umami you won’t forget. 

Shaken with soju and a splash of dry vermouth, rimmed with gochugaru, and topped with cucumber kimchi. 

Savory. Spicy. Seoul-fully sippable. ✨

The kind of cocktail that sparks conversation. Perfect with your favorite salty snack or when you want to impress your foodie friends.

Drop a “🍸” if you’d try it!👇

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