Great video! Looks amazing and I will make it tomorrow. The narrative was entertaining and useful, reminiscent of my favorite Alton Brown of Food Network. Nice work!
this recipe came out fantastic. thanks so much! i actually bought a tub of gochujang last week and when i got home saw your last post. bummer, but it wasn't too salty for me. an endless supply of these tacos and sriracha are all i really need in life. have you seen anyone do any spicy pork renditions yet? thats my fave taco when i have actual kogi truck food.
@ksgregerous I did a search for "Kogi spicy pork recipe," and one of the top results was a recipe for the Blackjack Quesadillas, which includes a recipe for the pork. It's a pretty interesting recipe (a QUART of gochujang??), but I'm sure it would turn out great.
Just made this recipe for the second time a few hours ago for a work bbq. They turned out fucking amazing and they were the first thing gone. When making it, be sure to taste and adjust the flavors of the marinade and barbecue sauce. The flavor of the barbecue sauce can vary a lot depending on what kind of gochujang you're using. Some gochujang is extremely salty (avoid these) and some is hot and slightly sweet.
As far as the gochujang goes, the kind I have is really salty, and it can make the sauce a little too intense. After I made this video, I found a product at Whole Foods called Annie Chun's Go-Chu-Jang sauce. It's pretty much exactly like the prepared barbecue sauce in this recipe, and I'd actually recommend that people use it instead of buying a tub of gochujang paste.
Follow up: This past weekend I made this. It was excellent and the first time I had a bbq where every single person ate. I made a shit ton and it was all gone immediately. Thanks again!
@omyang Yeah, right after I made the video I watched something else and realized that I had mispronounced it. It probably comes from bulgogi/bul kogi/etc. I suppose I should have done 2 minutes worth of research before making my video, but whatever. My friends in LA called it "Koji," so I assumed that was how it was pronounced.
@typingcomments Good question! If you use normal corn tortillas, it would make around 12-15 tacos. With little tortillas like I used in the video, it would probably be close to 30. With a side dish or two, this would definitely be enough for 4 people.
THANKS PURA VIDA BRA
bryansamara 2 weeks ago
No flour tortillas!!! good advice !
whatupboxingfans 3 weeks ago
7:00-7:03 Doggie loves tasties of the yummy omnomnomnomonom FOOD!!! XD
Lyter09Clones 2 months ago
LA mexican food sucks
jiminirvana 3 months ago
@jiminirvana really? you can't get much closer to Mexico other than San Diego and their Mexican food is the same as LA.........
rissUH93 1 week ago
@rissUH93 trust me San diego mexican food is far better i don't why but LA mexican food sucks bad!
jiminirvana 1 week ago
DOG TACOS...NO THANKS!!
HUMANSAREBENEATHME 4 months ago
@HUMANSAREBENEATHME
What a tool! So intolerant and ignorant. So much hate and prejudice. You definitely do not speak for 99%.
bjjvancouver 4 months ago
@bjjvancouver <--DOG EATER!
HUMANSAREBENEATHME 4 months ago
@HUMANSAREBENEATHME <<<<< 1% Nazi!
bjjvancouver 4 months ago
@HUMANSAREBENEATHME - scumbag white communist trash
uAfooLOL 4 weeks ago
You are so doing it right... I am so hungry right now
jkim972 4 months ago
DAMN YOU NOW IM HUNGRY!!!
GOOEYJIZZ 5 months ago
Lol King Cobra
mana20 6 months ago
Great video! Looks amazing and I will make it tomorrow. The narrative was entertaining and useful, reminiscent of my favorite Alton Brown of Food Network. Nice work!
biggerdreams1 7 months ago
this recipe came out fantastic. thanks so much! i actually bought a tub of gochujang last week and when i got home saw your last post. bummer, but it wasn't too salty for me. an endless supply of these tacos and sriracha are all i really need in life. have you seen anyone do any spicy pork renditions yet? thats my fave taco when i have actual kogi truck food.
ksgregerous 7 months ago
@ksgregerous I did a search for "Kogi spicy pork recipe," and one of the top results was a recipe for the Blackjack Quesadillas, which includes a recipe for the pork. It's a pretty interesting recipe (a QUART of gochujang??), but I'm sure it would turn out great.
zacharyzachary 7 months ago
Just made this recipe for the second time a few hours ago for a work bbq. They turned out fucking amazing and they were the first thing gone. When making it, be sure to taste and adjust the flavors of the marinade and barbecue sauce. The flavor of the barbecue sauce can vary a lot depending on what kind of gochujang you're using. Some gochujang is extremely salty (avoid these) and some is hot and slightly sweet.
FastJohnnyNardGard 7 months ago in playlist Food
@FastJohnnyNardGard I'm glad to hear you've had success with this recipe.
As far as the gochujang goes, the kind I have is really salty, and it can make the sauce a little too intense. After I made this video, I found a product at Whole Foods called Annie Chun's Go-Chu-Jang sauce. It's pretty much exactly like the prepared barbecue sauce in this recipe, and I'd actually recommend that people use it instead of buying a tub of gochujang paste.
zacharyzachary 7 months ago
I love Korean, it's what I eat the most here in Japan. But with Mexican, wow, I have to try it.
wisp3rs 7 months ago
I got scared after you kept petting the galbi with your hands...
xKaoKaox 8 months ago
*LOL* wtf!? king cobra bottle! XD
nitedragon209 8 months ago 2
It's like, the ultimate hangover food.
LadyLatias 9 months ago
you are IDIOT!
stergios11361 9 months ago
Follow up: This past weekend I made this. It was excellent and the first time I had a bbq where every single person ate. I made a shit ton and it was all gone immediately. Thanks again!
typingcomments 11 months ago
Good stuff.. I'm gonna try this when I have some extra cash, thanks a lot creepy guy!!!
AdraindePanama 11 months ago
It's Kogi like Yogi NOT Koji like Yoji bear.....
omyang 1 year ago
@omyang Yeah, right after I made the video I watched something else and realized that I had mispronounced it. It probably comes from bulgogi/bul kogi/etc. I suppose I should have done 2 minutes worth of research before making my video, but whatever. My friends in LA called it "Koji," so I assumed that was how it was pronounced.
zacharyzachary 1 year ago
You're hilarious bro.
doufupanda 1 year ago
thanks! but about how many servings does this yield?
typingcomments 1 year ago
@typingcomments Good question! If you use normal corn tortillas, it would make around 12-15 tacos. With little tortillas like I used in the video, it would probably be close to 30. With a side dish or two, this would definitely be enough for 4 people.
zacharyzachary 1 year ago
sweet
jukio02 1 year ago