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Kim Dae-seok Chef's Watercress Stir-Fry
A traditional steamed dish made by steaming fragrant watercress stems coated with rice flour and perilla seed powder, along with cranberries, for 10 minutes—deliciously savory and aromatic.

Kim Dae-seok's Cinnamon Yujacheong
Homemade yujacheong made by mixing sugar and cinnamon powder with thinly sliced yuzu peel and minced pulp, then aging it for a rich flavor.

Ttukdak Hyung's Gaeseong Juak
Sweet Gaeseong juak made by kneading wet glutinous rice flour with makgeolli, frying, and coating in a syrup of jocheong, cinnamon, and ginger

Kim Dae-seok's Cherry Tomato Fritters
An unusual snack with a crispy exterior and juicy, bursting interior that pops with flavor

Kim Dae-seok's Peach Preserved in Sweet Syrup
A dessert that transforms bland, insipid peaches into fragrant and sweet treats by simmering them with salt and raw sugar

Kim Dae-seok's Grilled Rice Paper-Wrapped Cucumber Peppers
A delicious grilled pepper dish wrapped in rice paper, crispy on the outside and moist on the inside

Kim Dae-seok's Strawberry Jam
Homemade artisanal strawberry jam that enhances sweetness with half a teaspoon of salt, reducing the need for sugar

Kim Dae-seok's Sujeonggwa
A traditional holiday drink, Sujeonggwa, with a refreshing ginger kick and subtle cinnamon aroma, perfectly filtered through a fine cloth for a clean finish.

Kim Dae-seok's Misutgaru
Maximize richness with a pinch of salt and add the subtle sweetness of raw sugar for a refreshing, no-fuss summer drink

Kim Dae-seok's Egg Cheese Bake
A rich and savory egg cheese bake, similar in texture to pizza, made by placing eggs inside onion rings, topped with mozzarella cheese and red chili, then gently baked over low heat.

Kim Dae-seok's Crispy Sweet Potato Tempura
Crispy golden sweet potato fritters fried with cold batter and gardenia powder

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Boiled Corn
A method of boiling corn for 10 minutes in water with salt and new sugar, then letting it steam with the heat off, using corn husks as a base.