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A simple yet great side dish for rice, made by boiling fresh, unfried tofu directly. The longer it simmers, the deeper the flavor.

A simple and savory steamed dish made by layering thinly sliced radish and paper-thin pork belly, then steaming with Yeondusoon (Yondu Soon) seasoning.

A crunchy cabbage namul that even kids enjoy. Mixed with multigrain rice, a fried egg, and gochujang, it makes a wonderful meal.

A sundubu jjigae that develops deep flavor by simmering only with the moisture from the soft tofu, without adding water.

A warm soup that combines soft sundubu with rich fresh cream, perfect for chilly weather.

A simple tofu tuna jjageuli that's great mixed with rice. You can also use ground pork or chicken breast instead of tuna.

This is a hearty one-bowl meal made with less rice and more ingredients than a stone-pot rice. The water is adjusted considering the moisture from the cabbage to prevent it from becoming soggy.

Use leftover bulgogi to make a jeon with a refreshing minari aroma. The seasoning from the bulgogi itself is enough, so no extra sauce is needed.

Make a moist and deeply flavorful frying pan rice using leftover namul from Chuseok. Unlike fried rice, it has a different charm, enhanced by the nutty aroma of butter, transforming it into a gourmet dish.

Instead of a thick flour coating, this jeon is made by thinly coating lotus root with Korean pancake mix, bringing out the flavor of the shrimp in a slow-aging recipe.

A hearty seaweed soup with beef and sundubu. It's filling enough as a meal on its own without rice.

These are light dumplings made with eggplant wrappers. Coated in starch and steamed, they have a chewy texture, and are recommended for those who find wheat dumpling wrappers heavy.