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a white plate topped with sliced cucumbers covered in marinara sauce and sesame seeds

A quick and easy recipe to make delightful spicy crunchy Korean style cucumber slices seasoned and marinated in a handful of ingredients. Typically served as a side dish banchan with a meal. These fresh tasty seasoned cukes are delicious unadorned, a lovely snack with rice/bread, AND fabulous as an accompaniment in a meal, sandwiches, meats, salads or anywhere where you might want a pickle...

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Bowl of spicy cucumber salad with flecks of chili flake and sesame seeds and a little sliced carrot in a blow-rimmed bowl with a cup of green tea in the corner

This Korean cucumber salad is a small side dish or banchan that can be served alongside a main course in a Korean meal. It's refreshing and spicy at the same time! One of the key ingredients is gochugaru, a Korean chili flake/powder that’s vibrantly red and mildly spicy. @frontiercoop, a member-owned producer of high-quality spices and organic herbs, just launched their own with a great spicy kick and a nice sweetness that made the cucumbers shine. #ad #sponsored #thewoksoflife #frontiercoop

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a bowl filled with cucumber and sesame seeds, topped with chopsticks

Yummy yummy - Spicy Korean Cucumber Salad 🥒🌶️ (Oi Muchim) This crisp and refreshing Korean cucumber salad is packed with spicy, tangy, and slightly sweet flavors! Perfect as a side dish or a snack, Oi Muchim is quick and easy to make, adding a delightful kick to any meal. Ingredients: 2 large cucumbers, thinly sliced 🥒 1/2 tsp salt 🧂 1 tbsp gochugaru (Korean red chili flakes) 🌶️ 1 tbsp rice vinegar 🍚 1 tsp sesame oil 🥄 1 tbsp soy sauce 🧋 1 clove garlic, minced 🧄 1 tsp sugar 🍬…

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korean cucumber salad with sesame seeds in a white bowl and chopsticks

This Korean cucumber salad is the perfect balance of crunchy, tangy, and savory! With a delicious combination of cucumber, garlic, and sesame oil, it’s a refreshing side dish that pairs well with any Asian-inspired meal.

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