We start out with some basic Bulgogi. The one pictured here is when it’s served as a dish in itself. But when we use it IN stuff, I usually try to break it up into smaller pieces while cooking it/reheating it.
Heat up the whole wheat flour tortillas in the same pan used to heat up the bulgogi for a delicious touch. The little bit of left over oil/grease made taste oh so soft and moist, very much like the restaurant-style tortillas. Then I layered it with white sticky rice, bulgogi, spinach and tomatoes topped with the nice and kicky Gochujang (Korean Red Pepper Paste which can usually be found at your local Asian Market).
So here’s last night’s dinner. Bulgogi Burritos with (over) steamed asparagus (oops!) and some fried Korean Dumplings (aka Gun Mandoo). I’ll have a post for this eventually, but I keep getting side-tracked from finish up that post. Stay tuned!
And it’s a deja vu lunch today:
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Jenn Christ
Yummmm….you are always making me want Bulgogi and I don't even know what it tastes like. I just know I want it!
anyonita green
Girl! I love me some bulgogi and these wraps look amazing! 😉 Thank you so much for linking up with me this week at Tasty Tuesdays! I’ve pinned this & shared it with my followers! Please be sure to stop back by the party and check out some of the other links!
Manuela@A Cultivated Nest
Wow! That looks so good!
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Kim Vealey
Hi HVBG! Found your blog on Sparkles & A Stove's link-up. My husband is allergic to all nuts (!), so I will enjoy seeing your nut-free posts. I am following you on FB & Pinterest – see you around 🙂
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Anonymous
Oh my gosh, my mouth is watering over your Bulogoi Wraps. They look and I'm sure taste so good. Thank you for sharing with the Clever Chicks Blog Hop this week; I hope you’ll join us again!
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Jenn
This looks delicious, I'm going to try your recipe for the beef as my kids prefer wraps to sandwiches.
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Nancy W
I love wraps and these look delicious! So glad you shared on the Tasty Tuesday Hop!
Diane Balch
Great looking wrap… I'm just learning how to cook Asian food and my 14 year old son loves all things Korean. Can't wait to make this for him.
happyvballgirl
THanks so much, Diane! And that is so awesome your son love Korean food! Hope he likes this one too! 🙂
Heather
oh yum! This looks amazing! I would love for you to share it at what i am eating http://www.townsend-house.com/2013/06/what-i-am-eating-34.html my kids love any and all wraps – better than sandwiches – i will have to try this!
happyvballgirl
Shared! Thanks so much for the invite, Heather! 🙂