0:54: 🍲 Quick and easy recipe for a flavorful Korean rice bowl with gochujang chicken and muchim salad. 4:44: 🍲 Quick and flavorful recipe for Korean rice bowls, including cooking instructions and flavor-enhancing tips. 11:29: 🍲 Effortless Korean marinade and salad preparation for a delicious meal in minutes. 17:32: 🍲 Quick and flavorful tofu rice bowl recipe with gochujang sauce, perfect for busy weeknights. 22:05: 🥦 Quick and Easy Korean Rice Bowl Recipe 28:44: 🍲 Quick marinade preparation for Korean rice bowls with fruits and vegetables, soy sauce, mirin, oyster sauce, corn syrup, sesame oil, garlic, and ginger. 33:01: 🍲 Quick and delicious Korean rice bowl recipe with marinated Gabi, toasted sesame seeds, and green onions.
I just made the gochujang rice (1st recipe) and I didn't have mirin and korean chili flakes or tomato paste so I just substituted with regular chili flakes and tomato paste. I also used lettuce but OMG!!!!! The salad tasted so good I couldn't believe it. The entire food was delicious!! Thank you so much! Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤️
I've gotten so into Korean cooking in the past few years. I probably eat it at least twice a week. I do all my own cooking, but as I live in the American midwest a lot of standard ingredients are just not to be found anywhere. So I do a lot of substitions. But these recipes still work. I operate with always the back of my mind Aaron saying "don't worry about it." I do not. And I get some awesome food at the end of things.
The no#1 channel for screwing up my dinner plans.... Thanks :) Wow, that tofu dish if stubbed with a seafood melody (prawns, mussles, fish balls, clams) would rock my boat.
Aron you are saving my life.., I moved to countryside that not much of asian foods your cooking is not just simple but enough for every meals.., Thank you 🙏
I can't have gochuchang for a month or so, since I just had surgery. No spicy food for me, so doenjang is perfect for me! Plus, I need lots of protein, so pork belly is ideal. 🙂
I made the chicken rice bowl tonight but decided to use ground pork instead. It was good but so filling! I also made some zuchinni, and I made the salad with cucumber. The pork was really rich. I’m wondering if the chicken would be less rich. Overall it was really good and pretty simple to make! Thanks!
The marinated, uncooked galbi can be refrigerated for up to 3 days. Or you can portion them (with 1-2 ladles marinade) into ziplock bags and freeze! Please check this out for more details! 🤗 aaronandclaire.com/galbi-korean-pork-bbq/
@@AaronandClaire The 1st time I had it in a salad was at Hansik Buffet in Gangnam. Ever since then, I liked it. By the way, I read that Hansik Olbaan has closed permanently. I guess it was due to the pandemic.
1.1 lb (500g) of pork belly was used for 2-3servings. You can always get more details or a list of ingredients in the description box! 😊🙌 aaronandclaire.com/maekjeok-korean-doenjang-marinated-pork/
Z Aaron, can you offer any tips to tenderize beef strips from the store fir stir fry? I've tried many ways but the meat is always tough and chewy😔. Maybe I need to only use chicken, pork and seafood. Thank you
Korean food has always been my absolute favorite type of food, but I was overwhelmed thinking that it would be so hard to make in my own kitchen...I didn't want to mess it up and disgrace the traditional Korean style! But Aaron makes cooking this delicious food SO EASY! The step by step instructions with precise measurements and helpful visuals are so easy to follow and my dishes always come out AWESOME! Plus, his side comments are really funny and make these videos so fun and immersive. Claire is like the beautiful cherry on top of each recipe, with her cute excitement over each dish, and watching her eat is like a mukbang from Heaven! I absolutely adore you both and wish only the best for you. Can't wait to see what you'll cook up next!
Love your channel. I Just found you and have made a few of your dishes. My daughter and I love them, but I think that your tablespoon and ours are different. I live in the us, our table spoon is 15ml.
Except for Japanese cooking where mirin is crucial for flavor, you can replace it with water with a tiny amount of sugar or just skip it. Still gonna be good. Don’t worry! 😊
@AaronandClaire thank you for the quick reply. I love your recipes especially the kimchi stew, easy korean breakfast and kimchi ones. I have been using it often. Game changer.
Except for Korean fried chicken where the recipe calls for a lot of corn syrup, you can replace it with honey or add more sugar. Still gonna be good, don’t worry! 😊
Hello there Little Chicks🐣 I USUALLY make my dishes with what I have at home and make it up as I go along, but I have followed the recipes in your book.... Trouble IS, I just can't resist "adding something extra" 🤭🌼 Naughty
I cannot find mild red and green chili peppers in the US that look like that. Unless you want to count jalapenos or serranos in that category. What is the name of the "mild" peppers you are using?
Hey I always WATCH your recipes but never made them cause i m a pure vegetarian (and some sauces also are non veg) But i still need to try out the garlic rice recipie of yours which is fully veg But will you plzzz make some veg korean dishes which are also easyy😅😅😅 I m too much demanding sorry about that But I always enjoy watching your cooking and claire reactions💜💜💜🫰🫰
Hi guys, On the last few recipes, when I go to print them, the picture of the recipe doesn't print. Not a big deal, but I do like a picture to print. It jogs my memory on what the dish looks like. Just a heads up.
First comment... I love your all dishish.. Please make veg version also.. And please provide the buy link of your ingredent for indian viewer which all you are use in your dish. It could be help for us.
My girl Claire put the whole leaf In her mouth 😩… I would have cut it in half 😂, that’s why she is the taste tester and I’m not 😂😂😂… love these recipes/video keep them coming 🤗
You can substitute with other cooking wines such as mirin(Japanese cooking wine), dry sherry, etc. Even a splash of water would help, too, so don’t worry! 😊
Great videos, but😅 I'm very picky when it comes to eggs, If there's even the slightest uncooked white, they go on the bin 😂 So all I want is show me how you do them amazing eggs on all these dishes, they look amazing 😂👍
It’s simple, a tablespoon is half an ounce (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ounce). Which one? Oh, just pick whichever one you want as long as it’s fluid (seriously it is a US customary fluid ounce, but an imperial fluid ounce is close enough that it doesn’t matter). Traditional units of measurement feel a bit crazy compared to the spare elegance of the metric system. But there is an undeniable convenience from the way they use half and one third multipliers. Switching to metric for weights has been an easy, I haven’t looked back. But for volume, the “standard” rigmarole feels easier to work with once you’ve memorized the ratios (1 oz = 2 Tbsp = 6 tsp). Each unit is basically half the level above (with a couple exceptions). In sane units: A teaspoon is about 5 ml. A Tbsp is about 15 ml. A fluid ounce is about 30 ml. A cup is about 240 (or 250) ml. A pint is about 500ml. A quart is about a liter.
00:21 "We've already done so many kinds of rice bowls..."
There can never be too many kinds of rice bowls. 🙂 Thanks, Aaron and Claire!
0:54: 🍲 Quick and easy recipe for a flavorful Korean rice bowl with gochujang chicken and muchim salad.
4:44: 🍲 Quick and flavorful recipe for Korean rice bowls, including cooking instructions and flavor-enhancing tips.
11:29: 🍲 Effortless Korean marinade and salad preparation for a delicious meal in minutes.
17:32: 🍲 Quick and flavorful tofu rice bowl recipe with gochujang sauce, perfect for busy weeknights.
22:05: 🥦 Quick and Easy Korean Rice Bowl Recipe
28:44: 🍲 Quick marinade preparation for Korean rice bowls with fruits and vegetables, soy sauce, mirin, oyster sauce, corn syrup, sesame oil, garlic, and ginger.
33:01: 🍲 Quick and delicious Korean rice bowl recipe with marinated Gabi, toasted sesame seeds, and green onions.
I just made the gochujang rice (1st recipe) and I didn't have mirin and korean chili flakes or tomato paste so I just substituted with regular chili flakes and tomato paste. I also used lettuce but OMG!!!!! The salad tasted so good I couldn't believe it. The entire food was delicious!! Thank you so much! Love from Nigeria 🇳🇬 ❤️
I'm Nigerian too 💗
Rice bowls are so fun to mix and delicious to eat. Thanks for always growing my recipe book!
great for on the go too, and beats mcdonalds
@@brunofrye 100%
Also here for my girl claire. Sis is literally me. Food for life ❤🥰
Food for life!!!! 🤣😆😆
I've gotten so into Korean cooking in the past few years. I probably eat it at least twice a week. I do all my own cooking, but as I live in the American midwest a lot of standard ingredients are just not to be found anywhere. So I do a lot of substitions. But these recipes still work. I operate with always the back of my mind Aaron saying "don't worry about it." I do not. And I get some awesome food at the end of things.
The no#1 channel for screwing up my dinner plans.... Thanks :)
Wow, that tofu dish if stubbed with a seafood melody (prawns, mussles, fish balls, clams) would rock my boat.
It’s me again! Love this recipe. Added some broccoli to the meat (I used beef). Was soooo good. Maybe not traditional but I didn’t worry about it :)
How he says “book” gives me so much life! 😂♥️♥️♥️
Aron you are saving my life.., I moved to countryside that not much of asian foods your cooking is not just simple but enough for every meals.., Thank you 🙏
Awesome! Congrats on cookbook!
Thank you so much! We could’ve done it without you guys! 🥰
i just made the gochujang chicken rice bowls, complete with salad & egg, for dinner. delicious. 감사합니다 😋
MMM...I'm drooling. This all looks delicious!
Claire is always so adorable ❤
This video has brought so much joy
Aaron thank you for the wonderful cooking lessons...my wife is getting happier everytime I cooked your recipe.
That soya bean past marinated prok is soo good 😀
Rice bowls are so accessible! Not hard to make and assemble, and worth the effort to make and eat over heating up frozen food
I can't have gochuchang for a month or so, since I just had surgery. No spicy food for me, so doenjang is perfect for me! Plus, I need lots of protein, so pork belly is ideal. 🙂
I made the chicken rice bowl tonight but decided to use ground pork instead. It was good but so filling! I also made some zuchinni, and I made the salad with cucumber. The pork was really rich. I’m wondering if the chicken would be less rich. Overall it was really good and pretty simple to make! Thanks!
I love gochujang!! It's hard not to put it in every dish I make.🌶😆
Korean rice bowls are the best! I made bulgogi rice bowl for my Korean gf and she loves it. Thank you Aaron & Claire!
Hi. How long can we store the marinated galbi in the fridge?
The marinated, uncooked galbi can be refrigerated for up to 3 days. Or you can portion them (with 1-2 ladles marinade) into ziplock bags and freeze! Please check this out for more details! 🤗 aaronandclaire.com/galbi-korean-pork-bbq/
@@AaronandClaire thank you
I just ordered your recipe book I can’t wait 👍🏼
Oh, I love your videos Aaron and Claire!!!!
These look AMAZING. Happy Friday🎉
Happy Friday! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Christie! 😍
Claire is so lucky to have you 😊
I put the chicken with no bone & clean in the food processor.
It is fast & like the store.
Also, I chopp beef in the food processor too.
wow.. it looks delicious ..
Just plain yummy!👍👏❤
Thanks as always! 😍
I love your videos
You always make it so easy looking!
Ummmm! Yes, I love these! Thank you ❤
You’re so welcome! Hope you enjoy all of them! 😍
Great recipes! Would like to try all of them! Ssukat Namul 쑥갓나물would also be great for salads. 😊
Never tried 쑥갓나물 for salads, only for soups, so would like to try that, too! 😁
@@AaronandClaire The 1st time I had it in a salad was at Hansik Buffet in Gangnam. Ever since then, I liked it.
By the way, I read that Hansik Olbaan has closed permanently. I guess it was due to the pandemic.
I love this video! So many ideas for my kids' bento box.
I want to try all!
Looks fantastic and so easy to prepare 👌🏼 for the Maekjeok, how much pork belly was that for the marinade that you made? 11:58
1.1 lb (500g) of pork belly was used for 2-3servings. You can always get more details or a list of ingredients in the description box! 😊🙌 aaronandclaire.com/maekjeok-korean-doenjang-marinated-pork/
@@AaronandClaire thank you! korean food ftw
Big fan of this tofu dish so far and working to organize it at better pace now. Took 2 hours last time because bad planning lol.
What is that lightning thing he uses to sizzling his foods called i want to buy one
I miss Korean food soooooooo much ...............but am trying!
no way! I was looking for some recipe to use my gochujan paste 😲
Love your rice bowls!
Z
Aaron, can you offer any tips to tenderize beef strips from the store fir stir fry? I've tried many ways but the meat is always tough and chewy😔. Maybe I need to only use chicken, pork and seafood. Thank you
These look amazing!! I can't wait to try them out 🙌
Korean food has always been my absolute favorite type of food, but I was overwhelmed thinking that it would be so hard to make in my own kitchen...I didn't want to mess it up and disgrace the traditional Korean style! But Aaron makes cooking this delicious food SO EASY! The step by step instructions with precise measurements and helpful visuals are so easy to follow and my dishes always come out AWESOME! Plus, his side comments are really funny and make these videos so fun and immersive. Claire is like the beautiful cherry on top of each recipe, with her cute excitement over each dish, and watching her eat is like a mukbang from Heaven! I absolutely adore you both and wish only the best for you. Can't wait to see what you'll cook up next!
Thank you so much for this lovely comment. Love you!!! 🥰🙏
My kids know your voice a mile away! & I get in trouble for watching without my girls 😅!
Hello! If allergic to fish sauce, what is a good substitution?
29:27 strained pulp from marinade…
29:29 proceeded to dump pulp back into marinade 😂
in a BURRITO??? Claire is a genius why haven't I thought of that!!
Super video.
Hope you enjoy all the them! 😆
Wow delicious recipe ❤️❤
Luuuuv you guys❤❤❤
Love you more!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank You for sharing the recipe Aaron and Claire! It was amazing, way better than the Korean bbq restaurants🤩❤
I was waiting for Claire to say he wasn’t generous with the eggs🤣🤣
Love your channel. I Just found you and have made a few of your dishes. My daughter and I love them, but I think that your tablespoon and ours are different. I live in the us, our table spoon is 15ml.
Don’t worry about it! Our table spoon is 15ml and 1 cup is 240ml! 😍
Why doesnt mine look like yours Aaron! 🥲😋
Maybe because you don't say "don't worry 'bout it" while you are plating? 😅😅
Because u dont have a hangry bird 🤣
Did you add green onion? 😂
For the second bowl, can we substitute miso paste if we don't have access to doenjang? :)
Hey Aaron, in india i am not getting good mirin , what is the alternative of mirin.
Were can order the book
I love your wife's reviews.
What pan are you using?? I need one
What can I use instead of Mirin?
Except for Japanese cooking where mirin is crucial for flavor, you can replace it with water with a tiny amount of sugar or just skip it. Still gonna be good. Don’t worry! 😊
Any substitutes for mirin as I dont have alcohol
If it’s not Japanese food, you can still make it delicious without mirin. Just add the same amount of water. That should be alright! 😁
@AaronandClaire thank you for the quick reply. I love your recipes especially the kimchi stew, easy korean breakfast and kimchi ones. I have been using it often. Game changer.
I used Napa cabbage instead and Holy hell that sauce was freaking awesome and so damn simple
I need a T-shirt with "Don't worry about it!"
Is the Korean soybean paste very different from miso?
Compared to doenjang (Korean soybean paste), miso is lighter and it’s on the sweeter side. 😊
@@AaronandClaire thank you
Claire is so lucky, I need a man who’ll cook delicious food for me 😂
Can corn syrup be omitted or replaced?
Except for Korean fried chicken where the recipe calls for a lot of corn syrup, you can replace it with honey or add more sugar. Still gonna be good, don’t worry! 😊
@@AaronandClaire tysm! :)
Hello there Little Chicks🐣 I USUALLY make my dishes with what I have at home and make it up as I go along, but I have followed the recipes in your book.... Trouble IS, I just can't resist "adding something extra" 🤭🌼 Naughty
I misssss ''claireee"
My favorite part: “but can you come to Seoul? Heh 😏”
I cannot find mild red and green chili peppers in the US that look like that. Unless you want to count jalapenos or serranos in that category. What is the name of the "mild" peppers you are using?
Hey
I always WATCH your recipes but never made them cause i m a pure vegetarian (and some sauces also are non veg)
But i still need to try out the garlic rice recipie of yours which is fully veg
But will you plzzz make some veg korean dishes which are also easyy😅😅😅
I m too much demanding sorry about that
But I always enjoy watching your cooking and claire reactions💜💜💜🫰🫰
I missed commenting on your guys channel so happy to see you always positive and happy while cooking. One of a kind channel ❤ fighting ✨️
Thanks for coming and this lovely message! Have a wonderful weekend! 😊🙌
Well. Told my husband I tried a different bread pudding. ……he does not like tofu but loved this!, Should I tell him???
Hi guys, On the last few recipes, when I go to print them, the picture of the recipe doesn't print. Not a big deal, but I do like a picture to print. It jogs my memory on what the dish looks like. Just a heads up.
First comment...
I love your all dishish..
Please make veg version also..
And please provide the buy link of your ingredent for indian viewer which all you are use in your dish. It could be help for us.
Absolutely! There are amazon links in the description box, so if you didn’t know, please check them, too! 🤗
@@AaronandClaire ok sure thanks for that... Lots of love form India ❤️
LET HIM COOK!!!!!
My girl Claire put the whole leaf In her mouth 😩… I would have cut it in half 😂, that’s why she is the taste tester and I’m not 😂😂😂… love these recipes/video keep them coming 🤗
This question is regarding Chinese wine...what if your recipe calls for the Chinese wine & I don't have it?
You can substitute with other cooking wines such as mirin(Japanese cooking wine), dry sherry, etc. Even a splash of water would help, too, so don’t worry! 😊
Do you call Claire each and ever time, or is it a recording?
Great videos, but😅 I'm very picky when it comes to eggs,
If there's even the slightest uncooked white, they go on the bin 😂
So all I want is show me how you do them amazing eggs on all these dishes, they look amazing 😂👍
Hope this helps! 😎👍
Video: ua-cam.com/video/c30O2hDSSxk/v-deo.html
Written recipe: aaronandclaire.com/mayak-eggs-korean-marinated-eggs-recipe/
That’s like $100 in chives the way they sell them where I live. A sad little bunch barely thicker than my finger sells for $3 at my grocery store.
I got a code brown situation....
Guybe?
Bro HOW MUCH CHILLI DO YOU EAT HAHA
Early!
Thanks for coming! 😍
can u do this recipe again but use measurement units that normal people use?? also why ure not measuring time in tablespoons?? or feet??
It’s simple, a tablespoon is half an ounce (en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ounce). Which one? Oh, just pick whichever one you want as long as it’s fluid (seriously it is a US customary fluid ounce, but an imperial fluid ounce is close enough that it doesn’t matter).
Traditional units of measurement feel a bit crazy compared to the spare elegance of the metric system. But there is an undeniable convenience from the way they use half and one third multipliers. Switching to metric for weights has been an easy, I haven’t looked back. But for volume, the “standard” rigmarole feels easier to work with once you’ve memorized the ratios (1 oz = 2 Tbsp = 6 tsp). Each unit is basically half the level above (with a couple exceptions).
In sane units:
A teaspoon is about 5 ml.
A Tbsp is about 15 ml.
A fluid ounce is about 30 ml.
A cup is about 240 (or 250) ml.
A pint is about 500ml.
A quart is about a liter.
Love your videos!
Can we see less of the wife 🤷🏼♀️
Does the woman not know how to cook? Just eat?!
0:28 e
OMFG looks so tasty
Korean rice bowls are the best! I made bulgogi rice bowl for my Korean gf and she loves it. Thank you Aaron & Claire!