Gochujang Chicken with Green Beans and Corn
Make leftovers great again
As you know, I am truly resourceful when it comes to cooking and I absolutely love making fusion creations. To continue the theme using your original creation leftovers to make even better and tastier original creations. This simple gochujang chicken with green beans and corn might be one of the easiest dishes you can just “throw together” in a few quick minutes.
Jump to RecipeLeftover chicken to the rescue
Let’s paint the picture. It’s Tuesday night and you get home from work. Some fresh items in the crisper and some scraps of that leftover Thanksgiving turkey or rotisserie chicken from your last lazy trip to Costco or Safeway… do you reach for the phone/computer and order take-out? It’s a 48 minute wait for delivery.
Well, I wouldn’t be a very compelling DIY food blogger if I encouraged you to order in. Be creative!
All you’ll need for this delicious makeshift dish is:
- Cooked chicken or turkey
- Handful (or two) of green beans
- White or yellow onion
- Fresh or frozen corn
- Gochujang paste
- Maybe a couple other things (garnish, soy sauce, salt & pepper)
To give this a shot, follow these simple instructions – as always, if you don’t have exactly what’s in here, substitute! Don’t forget to leave us your thoughts in comments below as well 🙂
Gochujang Chicken with Green Beans and Corn
Equipment
- Frying pan or wok
Ingredients
- 1 cup green beans washed and trimmed of stems
- ½ cup chicken cooked – – or make fresh with diced chicken thigh or breast
- ½ cup corn fresh or frozen
- ½ cup onion thinly sliced
- 1 tbsp gochujang
- soy sauce
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Preheat frying pan or shallow wok with some vegetable oil on medium-high heat.
- Toss in sliced onion and cooked chicken. Stir until onions become somewhat translucent.
- Stir gochujang into oil allowing chicken to become covered with a light glaze of tasty red sauce and lightly caramelize.
- Add in beans and corn. Mix thoroughly.
- Cover and steam/fry for 3-4 minutes, or until beans are fully cooked to al dente.
- Fry for final 1 minute or so, uncovered, ensuring all beans have a nice coating of sauce.
Eat it on its own… or don’t!
This Gochujang Chicken with Green Beans and Corn best served with some easy white rice!
Or try it as part of a feast:
- Blackbean Broth Udon
- Miso Asparagus and Cabbage
- Pulled Ribs with Zucchini and Red Pepper
- Glutinous Black Rice
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