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A bit of a riff on the recipe for Charred Cauliflower with Magic Gochugaru Dust in Korean American.  Recipe available online at this link.

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I roasted the cauliflower instead of broiling, threw a handful of green beans on to the tray with it and put an egg on top. The gochugaru dust has salt, gochugaru, smoked paprika, garlic powder and a little dark brown sugar. Quite good.  If I make it again, I will dial back on the salt so I can get more heat and flavor without oversalting, at least for my taste. 

 

 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

A bit of a riff on the recipe for Charred Cauliflower with Magic Gochugaru Dust in Korean American

1FAC5900-1031-45FD-A818-7B6E7C42DBE6_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.3b5eae5ab20d298e8f6233868abe443b.jpeg

I roasted the cauliflower instead of broiling, threw a handful of green beans on to the tray with it and put an egg on top. The gochugaru dust has salt, gochugaru, smoked paprika, garlic powder and a little dark brown sugar. Quite good.  If I make it again, I will dial back on the salt so I can get more heat and flavor without oversalting, at least for my taste. 

 

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