COOKING KOREAN BULGOGI AND GROCERY SHOPPING!
2021-01-07 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 16 min
Chantal and Pete shop at an Asian supermarket and cook a homemade Korean bulgogi dinner. Chantal shows the ingredients and marinade (thin-sliced ribeye, soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic, ginger, shallots, brown sugar, rice wine vinegar, chili garlic sauce/gochujang), lets the beef marinate, then stir-fries it in a wok until caramelized. They plate the bulgogi over rice with kimchi, taste it on-camera, and give a positive reaction. A pet named Sam appears briefly. The video ends with them going to eat dinner and watch TV.
Video guide
People, places, food, and other named details
- Person — Chantal: Speaks throughout, leads cooking, shops and narrates recipe and steps.
- Person — Pete: Appears, participates, tastes bulgogi, and speaks in the cooking and tasting portions.
- Pet — Sam: Pet appears and is mentioned and petted on camera.
- Pet — BB June: Referenced by name (an older pet) and told to be respected; appears to be present in the kitchen.
- Place — TNT Asian supermarket: Where they shop for ingredients.
- Cuisine — Korean: The recipe and dish cooked are Korean bulgogi.
- Food — bulgogi: Thin-sliced marinated beef dish prepared and tasted on camera.
- Food — ribeye (thin-sliced beef): Frozen sliced ribeye used for the bulgogi; package price shown.
- Food — kimchi: Served with the bulgogi and eaten on-camera.
- Food — rice: Planned base for bulgogi bowls and implied as accompaniment.
- Food — green onion: Used as garnish and cooked into the sauce.
- Food — garlic: Ingredient in the marinade and mentioned during cooking.
- Food — ginger: Ingredient in the marinade and mentioned while smelling the marinade.
- Food — shallots: Used in the marinade.
- Food — light brown sugar: Marinade ingredient.
- Food — soy sauce: Marinade ingredient; candidate chosen while shopping.
- Food — sesame oil: Marinade ingredient and aroma contributor.
- Food — rice wine vinegar: Listed as a marinade ingredient.
- Food — chili garlic sauce / gochujang: Chili condiment used in place of gochujang as part of the marinade.
- Food — fish sauce: Seen while shopping in the supermarket.
- Food — seaweed snacks / seaweed salad: Purchased/snacked items observed at the supermarket.
- Food — spam: Various types observed on supermarket shelves.
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