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Kim Jin-soon's Chicken Thigh Rice Bowl
A Zicova-style rice bowl with chicken thighs seared until golden and simmered in a sweet and spicy special sauce, served over rice.
Kim Jin-soon's Soy-Pickled Radish
A crunchy, sweet-and-sour preserved side dish made by boiling Jin-ganjang, vinegar, sugar, and water in a 1:1:1:1 ratio and pouring it over julienned radish.
Kim Jin-soon's Beef Bulgogi
Beef bulgogi gently stir-fried in an earthenware pot with a secret soy sauce marinade and vegetables, just like a driver's diner
Kim Jin-soon's Potato Salad
A salad that quickly cooks potatoes in the microwave, then enhances flavor with sausage, vegetables, and a special vinegar seasoning
Kim Jin-soon's Seokbakji
Seolleongtang-style seokbakji pickled with clear lemon-lime soda and New Sugar, with a refreshing savory depth from chili seeds and a kelp-flour paste
Kim Jin-soon's Seaweed Stem Stir-fry
A super simple seaweed stem stir-fry that removes saltiness and fishiness by blanching in boiling water, then seasons with soup soy sauce and sesame oil.
Kim Jin-soon's Spicy Mandu Soup
A spicy hangover mandu soup made by stir-frying chili powder in scallion-infused oil to create a chili oil broth, then boiling glass noodles and frozen mandu.
Kim Jin-soon's Dried Pollock Egg Soup
A rich broth made by stir-frying dried pollock strips in perilla oil and vegetable oil, seasoned with tuna extract, and finished in just 5 minutes.
Kim Jin-soon's Seasoned Grilled Mackerel
Mackerel is grilled until golden over low heat, then topped with a special gochujang sauce made with finely chopped vegetables and simmered until glossy.
Kim Jin-soon's Yukhoe Bibimbap
A clean and savory yukhoe bibimbap seasoned with soy sauce and chili powder instead of gochujang, without any heaviness.
Kim Jin-soon's Sundubu-jang
A nutty, spicy-sweet 7-day side dish made in just 10 minutes
Kim Jin-soon's Spicy Soybean Sprout Japchae
Sweet potato starch noodles (dangmyeon) are boiled directly in water with cooking oil and soy sauce, then tossed with soybean sprouts in a spicy sauce without stir-frying.