Miso Gochujang Shrimp Pasta

Joanna Chung•Nov 6, 2024

Hi! I'm Joanna, or Jo. Cooking is an avenue for me to celebrate culture, heritage, and the stories behind each recipe. I focus on nostalgic recipes that are easy to recreate and enjoy.
Instructions
Dice garlic (4 cloves), shallots (2), and onions (½).
Chop shrimp (7–8 medium) into bite sized pieces, then season with salt and pepper ( to taste).
In a small pan over medium heat, add oil (1 Tbsp) and sauté shrimp til 80% cooked. Remove from heat and set aside.
In a large pot/deep pan, boil spaghetti (2 servings) til al dente in salted water.
In a large pan, add olive oil (2 Tbsp) over medium heat, and sauté garlic, onions, and shallots til fragrant and soft.
Add gochujang (1 Tbsp), miso paste (1 ½–2 Tbsp), and crushed red pepper (⅓ tsp), sauté for about a minute to slightly caramelize it.
Slowly add pasta water (1 cup) to the sauce til preferred taste/thickness.
Add butter (1 Tbsp), shrimp, and pasta. Mix well.
Add parsley ( to taste), lemon juice (1 squeeze), and parmesan ( to taste).
Garnish with scallion and more parmesan, enjoy!