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Jung Ho-gyun's Chinese-Style Japchae Rice
A one-pan Chinese-style japchae rice that skips separate stir-frying and instead sears soy sauce in a single pan for a quick, wok-charred finish.
Jung Ho-gyun's Kimchi Katsu Nabe Udon
A Japanese-style nabe udon with a clean, deep flavor, featuring freshly fried pork cutlet on a base of vegetable broth and stir-fried kimchi.
Jung Ho-gyun's Sweet and Salty Vienna Sausage Grill
A side dish of Vienna sausages scored closely, fried until crispy, then coated with sugar and soy sauce for a galbi-like flavor.
Jung Ho-gyun's Milky Dried Pollock Soup
A dried pollock soup made by pounding the fish to soften it, then boiling it over high heat while adding water in stages to create a rich, milky broth.
Jung Ho-gyun's Salmon en Papillote
A French-style diet fish dish where salmon, vegetables, and tangerine are wrapped in parchment paper to trap moisture and aroma, then steamed and baked until moist.
Jung Ho-gyun's Super Simple Garlic Chive Egg Soup
A super-fast egg soup made by pouring beaten egg into a dashida broth and turning off the heat as it boils, letting the residual heat gently cook the egg into soft, fluffy curds.
Jung Ho-gyun's Butter Myeongran Egg Fried Rice
A Chinese-style fluffy fried rice where rice is first coated in egg, then stir-fried with butter and myeongran for a light, separate-grain texture.
Jung Ho-gyun's Egg Bomb Janchi-guksu
Janchi-guksu topped with a rich anchovy broth made by dry-roasting anchovies to remove any fishiness, along with savory egg garnish and a cheongyang chili pepper seasoning sauce.
Jung Ho-gyun's Tuna Egg Bapjeon
A donggeurangttaeng-style bapjeon made by mixing canned tuna, instant rice, egg yolks, and Korean pancake mix, then pan-frying until crispy with a fragrant butter aroma.
Jung Ho-gyun's Pork Belly Gochujang Jjigae
A rich, deep-savory gochujang jjigae made with grilled pork belly, grated potato, and saeujeot, perfect for mixing with rice.
Jung Ho-gyun's Bulgogi Pot Rice
A savory-sweet pot rice where marinated bulgogi and vegetables are stir-fried first to eliminate any gamey odor, then cooked with rice in a 1:1 ratio, allowing the rich flavors to deeply infuse every grain.
Jung Ho-gyun's Butter Myeongran Egg Rice
A rice bowl where myeongran is loosened in generous butter, coating eggs with a savory, salty flavor