Gochujang caramel cookies nyt

These gochujang caramel cookies, adapted from a sugar cookie marbled with Korean chili paste and invented by cookie genius Eric Kim of the New York Times, are spicy-sweet, savory, and have the perfect chewy texture.

Gochujang, the fermented Korean chile paste, offers intrigue in this otherwise classic chewy sugar cookie. A gentle amount of ground cinnamon lends snickerdoodle vibes, and the dough is raked through with ripples of clay-red gochujang “caramel,” in which brown sugar and butter mellow the chile’s heat. Mixing this dough by hand is highly recommended for the most defined crinkles and the chewiest texture.

Chewy, sweet & spicy gochujang cookies, gluten-free or grain-free, with a delightful crunch!

Gochujang caramel cookies bring a spicy twist to classic sugar cookies. Blending sweet and spicy with rich gochujang caramel, they offer a unique, crispy-yet-chewy cookie experience. Makes 12 large cookiesAdapted from New York Times Cooking

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From NYT Cooking: Gochujang, the fermented Korean chile paste, offers intrigue in this otherwise classic chewy sugar cookie. A gentle amount of ground cinnamon lends snickerdoodle vibes, and the dough is raked through with ripples of clay-red gochujang “caramel,” in which brown sugar and butter mellow the chile’s heat. Mixing this dough by hand is highly recommended for the most defined crinkles and the chewiest texture.

Sweet and spicy gochujang cookies are made with a cinnamon spiced brown sugar based cookie with a gochujang caramel swirl. These Korean fusion cookies are similar to snickerdoodles but with a spicy kick.

NYT Cooking on Instagram: "Bonus: You don't need a mixer. 🙏 Get @ericjoonho's Gochujang Caramel Cookies recipe (plus a video!) on NYT Cooking. (Photo: @bobbilinstudio, food styling: @rebeccajurkevich, prop styling: @christinalane1)"

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