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Gochujang Ribs and Miso Brisket Are a New Addition to Traditional American Barbecue K-Town

Gochujang Ribs and Miso Brisket Are a New Addition to Traditional American Barbecue K-Town

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
This episode of K-Town stops by a barbecue restaurant serving a fusion cuisine that makes so. much. sense. At Heirloom BBQ in Atlanta, expect to find ham, ribs, and brisket infused with Korean flavors. The classically southern cuts of meat are topped with sauces like gochujang and served alongside banchan and other Korean pickles. It all amounts to what host Matthew Kang calls the most Korean-American feast I can ever imagine
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 10


You know, I don't know why there are more places like this. I'm not skilled enough with the smoker to try it myself, but I go to Chinese BBQ places and they have delicious sausage, duck, rib racks, char sui, and roast pork -- but I always think I wonder if this could be made even better if they also smoked it. Maybe I'll have to try it later this summer.
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I love love love this host. He does such a great job at thoroughly describing the tastes, textures, and smells to make it so palpable to the viewers without sounding condescending or patronizing as many chefs can tend to sound.
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Wow. I remember telling my friend last week how a fusion of Korean and American BBQ would be the best thing ever, but I forgot to Google it to see if it's a real thing lol. Thanks for covering this, Eater!
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I think I just figured it out. Korea is The Bridge. I just had about a thousand thoughts to support my Bridge Theory, but I lost them all, and I could care less about that. Ummm, hmmm, ummm.
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I have to say out of all the Asian cuisine, Vietnamese has to be the most boring food. Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Filipino and Thai have a very complex and exciting taste.
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You're not just throwing things together. Hey, let's make a fusion. This is our life, this is our life experience. I love the way she put that and their food looks incredible.
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Wow! Being from Texas, and having worked for pretty much a barbecue master, I love barbecue and I know great barbecue when I see it. This looks like some awesome barbecue!
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I love how the wife is eating with him. She sees him eating and the food laid out in front of them, and she's like I need to get my own fix. It's just that good.
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I really like this host. I don't feel he should be limited to K-town related content. he has an excellent palette, is articulate and has great knowledge and insight
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Videos like this are why I could never be a vegetarian. That brisket and ham sammich looked sooo damn good. Great ep with two very good cooks.
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