Cockle & Rice Cake Skewers with Gochujang Glaze
꼬막떡꼬치구이
Skewers of chewy rice cakes and cockle meat glazed in a sweet-spicy gochujang sauce with grain syrup, finished with sesame seeds. Scrub cockles well and purge in salted water for half a day; since the cockles and rice cakes are pre-cooked, grill only briefly so the cockles don't toughen.

🥘 Ingredients
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Gochujang glaze
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📘 Cooking basics for this recipe
📝 Step-by-Step Instructions
Halve the rice cakes, blanch in boiling water and drain.

Wash the cockles and cook them briefly in the hot rice cake water. Drain, cool and remove the meat.

Thread the rice cakes and cockle meat alternately onto skewers.

Finely chop the green onion and onion.

Mix the gochujang, onion, green onion, garlic, grain syrup, soy sauce, gochugaru and sesame oil to make the glaze.

Heat a little brown rice oil in a pan, sauté the glaze, then coat the skewers in it and sprinkle with sesame seeds.

📊 Nutrition Facts (per serving)
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