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Korea's marinated rebellion against bland meat, sweet enough to feel illegal at a barbecue.
means A Korean dish of thin slices of beef marinated in a sweet-savory sauce of soy, sugar, sesame, garlic, and pear, then grilled or pan-cooked.
from Straight from Korean: bul means 'fire' and gogi means 'meat' — literally 'fire meat,' a name as plain as the dish is bold. The fire part is no metaphor; the meat was traditionally grilled over open flame, and the word carries that smoke right in its bones.
- name meaning
- Literally fire meat in Korean
- royal roots
- Descended from skewered meat eaten by Goguryeo nobility
- secret weapon
- Pear puree tenderizes and sweetens the marinade
- thin science
- Sliced paper-thin to cook in seconds flat
- global menu
- Now a Korean taco and burger staple
for instance
korean bbq house seoul — marinaded beef grilled at table, ubiquitous in south korea since 1960s