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The chicken reaches at least 74°C and the gochujang glaze is glossy and sticky, not blackened.

Gochujang-glazed chicken with a sweet-spicy coating, sesame and spring onion.
These chicken wings (or thighs) are the perfect balance between sweet, savory, and a mild kick. The Gochujang provides that addictive 'umami' flavor you only find in truly good street food.
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Gochujang gives the chicken umami, gentle heat and fermented depth. Splitting the sauce keeps one portion safe for glazing, so the final layer thickens near the end without burning too early.
Indirect cooking at 150C controls browning and doneness.
The chicken reaches at least 74°C and the gochujang glaze is glossy and sticky, not blackened.
Split the sauce before it touches raw chicken and glaze near the end to prevent burning.
Gochujang is a fermented Korean pepper paste that provides depth, spiciness, and a slight sweetness. It is the backbone of this dish.
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Mix all marinade ingredients in a bowl.
Immediately divide the sauce into two parts: 2/3 for the raw chicken and 1/3 set aside in a clean container for glazing later.
Toss the chicken in the marinade (the 2/3 part).
Let it marinate for at least 2 hours in the fridge so the flavors penetrate deep into the meat.
Prepare the BBQ for an indirect session (with heat deflector).
Bring the temperature to a stable 150C.
Place the chicken on the grate.
Let the chicken cook gently until a core temperature of about 70C. This usually takes about 30 to 45 minutes at 150C.
As soon as the chicken is almost done (around 65C core), take the set-aside part (1/3) of the sauce.
Brush the chicken generously with the silicone brush.
Let the chicken sit for another 10-15 minutes so the glaze thickens and forms a beautiful glossy, sticky layer.
Serve with some sesame seeds and spring onion rings for that authentic Korean look!
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The chicken reaches at least 74°C and the gochujang glaze is glossy and sticky, not blackened.
Split the sauce before it touches raw chicken and glaze near the end to prevent burning.
Serve with rice, kimchi, cucumber salad, sesame and spring onion.
Marinate up to overnight and keep the clean glaze portion separate and refrigerated.
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Read guideGochujang gives the chicken umami, gentle heat and fermented depth. Splitting the sauce keeps one portion safe for glazing, so the final layer thickens near the end without burning too early.
Yes. Alongside the BBQ method, the recipe includes clear variations for stovetop, oven. Follow the temperature and steps listed for each method.
Allow about 60 minutes in total. The listed BBQ temperature is 150C and the cooking method is Indirect. Always use the recipe steps to confirm doneness.

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