Spicy Enoki Mushrooms Recipe

These Korean-inspired spicy enoki mushrooms have the perfect combination of spicy, sweet, and sour flavors! The mushrooms are simply seared in a pan and smothered in the umami-rich gochujang sauce.

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Make the sauce mix.

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Prepare the enoki.

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Sear the enoki.

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Braise.

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