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Food look good but why does your stove not have any knobs to set the temperature?
Ok, where's the line between this and bibimbap? I don't know a lot of Korean dishes, but I love a good veggie bibimbap and this looks like the same basic concept.
I think the key factor in bibimbap is the crunchy rice bottom.
Not necessarily. The crunchy rice is from a specific way of serving it in a hot stone bowl, called dolsot bibimbap. IMHO, the main thing about bibimbap generally is (a) a bed of rice with (b) several toppings in smaller amounts and (c) a soft egg that creates a creamy sauce when stirred. That being said, "bibimbap" literally means "mixed rice", so it's a really variable thing, and the variety is a big part of it.
Recipe for the steak marinade pls. Or is it literally just gochujang?
I used the Korean BBQ flavor Beyond Meat Steak Tips!
My girlfriend has been vegan since she was very young, and I went vegetarian (working on cutting dairy and eggs out) about a month and a half ago. I don't usually go for imitation meat, but I've been having meat cravings so decided to give them a shot and they turned out to be shockingly similar in taste/texture to the real deal. Highly recommend trying some if your local supermarket stocks any.
I fried it up until crispy with some garlic, jalapenos, and homemade gochujang sauce to add a little more flavor. Turned out pretty well :)
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