Cuisine at home

SUPER SAMMIES

A great meal doesn’t have to be flashy or complicated and these sandwiches are a testament to that mindset. They’re packed with flavor, yet are made with a “less is more” attitude.

Take this Korean sandwich for example. By simply grilling rib-eye steaks and making a quick spiced barbecue sauce you have a meal your family will go crazy over. For an ideal side dish to serve with (or on) the steak sandwiches, the fiery cucumbers are a must.

Korean BBQ Steak Sandwiches

Gochujang [GO-shoo-jang] is a fairly spicy fermented chili paste and a staple in Korean cooking. Sriracha sauce is a pretty good substitute.

Makes 4 servings

Total time: 30 minutes

SIMMER:

¼ cup ketchup and rice vinegar2 Tbsp. light brown sugar and low-sodium soy sauce1 Tbsp. gochujangSriracha sauce1 Tbsp. minced fresh garlic2 tsp. toasted sesame oil

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