#MyCookBookAfter creating that Vegan Korean BBQ Burger, I become more accustomed to Korean cuisine. Don't worry, when it comes to spiciness, I am still a pussy. LOL! With that being said, I decided to take things further with @chillibellasg's Korean Chili Paste and grilled pizza. Yes! The title says it all! Korean Spicy Chicken Grilled Pizza.I in fact toned down the spiciness level quite a bit, well, quite a lot. You can of cos tone it down or amp up the spiciness level. I had seen recipes call for chicken thigh, but I prefer chicken breast as it is suitable to be on top of a pizza. I mean, the spicy sauce and cheeses are already rich and bold in texture and flavors; we will need something lean to pair with all the richness and boldness.Perhaps that's why I am not a fan of greasy fatty meaty pizzas. When it comes to pizza toppings, less is always more. When you feel like the toppings aren't enuff, it is enuff. Remember the 95% to 5% rule that I always preach about? The dough is 95% and it has to taste good on its own; we have to find that 5% to go with the dough. Okay, enuff pizza talk, let's get grilling.

This is one of my favourite ways to make buldak ramen. Its so fun to share this as a snack with friends :))

you can substitute chicken for beef, fish or shrimp.

I've eaten this so many times, it's possibly my favourite food. Here's my interpretation after eating and cooking several different versions. I prefer a basic raw sauce, but I tried a cooked one which is great as well and slightly more acidic due to ketchup. I included both recipes.

Another experiment.

It's been a difficult year. However, I believe that we have plenty of reasons to be grateful. Every time I wake up, I am thankful because I am still alive. I am still given the chance to brighten someone's day. I can still fix some mistakes. Yes, it sounds sappy. I wake up each day with plenty of tasks in my head--like in an RPG game--and I am lucky if I can complete half of them. This pandemic has taught me not to be too hard on myself. I am managing this, I am surviving, and I can still help others. That's a blessing.Since the kids are studying at home, we have more family time. They have more time to cook. They cook for the whole family three times a week, sometimes more, when my partner and I can't do it. After years of teaching them how to cook, I am glad to notice that their dishes have become tastier. This is one of the dishes that they made.#givingthanks

BBQ'd goodness.

Dak bulgogi (DAHK BOOLgohgi), dak meaning chicken and bulgogi meaning bbq or grilled meat, is usually spicy-hot whereas the beef kind isn't. But the base of the marinade is fairly similar.I like to use thigh meat because the texture, flavor and fat content holds up better to the marinade than breast meat. This recipe is specifically for kabobs, but you could certainly use whole pieces of boneless thigh meat or even the entire thigh if you like, and cooking times will of course increase accordingly.Generally speaking, I'm not a big fan of overnight marinating. There are very few proteins that won't get a cured texture under the saltiness of most marinades if left to sit in them too long, though fattier cuts do hold up better. The marinating point of diminishing returns is even earlier on meat that's cut kebab-size (1" to 1.5" cubes). Ideally, I would let this marinate for an hour or two at most. It won't be awful if you go longer, but the meat will begin to feel, well, hammy.

Delicious, crispy, sweet and spicy chicken!

Served with Naan.