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Lynda Balslev

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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Lynda Balslev

    Gochujang the secret sauce in recipe for chicken thighs (opens the original)

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    Move over, sriracha: There’s another must-have Asian condiment in town. Gochujang is a Korean sauce, and it’s a flavor bomb: a spicy, sticky paste made from chile peppers, glutinous rice and fermented soybeans. It’s sweet, smoky, salty and funky, with the fermented soybeans adding an irresistible depth of flavor. A little dab goes a long way, bringing an explosion of umami to sauces, marinades, soups and stews. Like other spicy chile condiments, gochujang is potent. It’s meant to enhance other f

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lynda Balslev

    What’s the secret sauce of these chicken thighs? Gochujang (opens the original)

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    Move over, Sriracha. There’s another must-have Asian condiment in town. Gochujang is a Korean sauce, and it’s a flavor bomb: a spicy, sticky paste made from chile peppers, glutinous rice and fermented soybeans. It’s sweet, smoky, salty and funky, with the fermented soybeans adding an irresistible depth of flavor. A little dab goes a long way, bringing an explosion of umami to sauces, marinades, soups and stews. Like other spicy chile condiments, gochujang is potent. It’s meant to enhance other f

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Lynda Balslev, Columnist

    Recipe: What’s the secret sauce of these chicken thighs? Gochujang (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone · English

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    Move over, sriracha. There’s another must-have Asian condiment in town. Gochujang is a Korean sauce, and it’s a flavor bomb: a spicy, sticky paste made from chile peppers, glutinous rice and fermented soybeans. It’s sweet, smoky, salty and funky, with the fermented soybeans adding an irresistible depth of flavor. A little dab goes a long way, bringing an explosion of umami to sauces, marinades, soups and stews. Like other spicy chile condiments, gochujang is potent. It’s meant to enhance other f

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · By Lynda Balslev|September 28, 2026Updated:September 28, 2026

    The Secret Sauce? Gochujang (opens the original)

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    Move over, sriracha: There’s another must-have Asian condiment in town. Gochujang is a Korean sauce, and it’s a flavor bomb: a spicy, sticky paste made from chile peppers, glutinous rice and fermented soybeans. It’s sweet, smoky, salty, and funky, with the fermented soybeans adding an irresistible depth of flavor. A little dab goes a long way, bringing an explosion of umami to sauces, marinades, soups, and stews. Like other spicy chile condiments, gochujang is potent. It’s meant to enhance other

  5. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Lynda Balslev, Columnist

    Recipe: Find comfort in a chicken soup loaded with creamy orzo (opens the original)

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    You might call this chicken soup, but don’t overlook a key ingredient in this recipe. Orzo is a rice-shaped pasta made from semolina flour. When cooked, it imparts a wonderfully creamy texture to soups and pasta dishes. There are several ways to prepare orzo. You can simply cook it just as you would any other pasta, in generously salted water until al dente. Or you can prepare it much like risotto, gradually adding a cooking liquid, such as chicken stock, while stirring until the liquid is absor

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