All recipes
Filter recipes by category, time, difficulty, source, ingredient, and situation tag.
All times
Easy
Search results
5,896 recipes found.
Kim Dae-seok's Shrimp Tteokguk
A clear tteokguk with sliced rice cakes in a savory dried-shrimp and kelp broth, balanced with the natural sweetness of onion.
Chinese Cuisine Witch's Doenjang-jjigae
A warm doenjang-jjigae made with house doenjang and vegetables.
Chinese Cuisine Witch's Egg Fried Rice
A hotel-style egg fried rice that combines the fragrance of scallion oil with the tenderness of eggs cooked 2/3 of the way.
Chinese Cuisine Witch's Gaji-muchim
A simple side dish made by steaming seasonal eggplants and tossing them with chives, garlic, perilla oil, soy sauce, and sesame salt.
Chinese Cuisine Witch's gim-gui
A method to roast seaweed and quickly cool and package it to maintain crispiness even during humid seasons.
Kim Dae-seok's Zucchini Salad
Zucchini is lightly grilled in thin oil until golden, drying out its moisture, then tossed in a savory sauce made with anchovy sauce and chili powder for a unique, crisp texture side dish.
Kim Dae-seok's Lettuce Doenjang Soup
A refreshing summer delicacy made by simmering a rich broth from kelp, dried shrimp, and dried anchovies, then mixing in savory soybean paste and adding crisp potatoes and tender lettuces for a light, satisfying bowl.
Kim Dae-seok's Sauerkraut
German-style fermented cabbage pickle made with just two ingredients—cabbage and sea salt—delivering a crisp texture and abundant natural lactic acid bacteria.
Kim Dae-seok's Bean Sprout Soup
Bean sprout soup seasoned with a clear, refreshing broth made from diphori and kelp, with a spicy kick from green chili peppers
Kim Dae-seok's Sesame and Perilla Oil Grilled Gopchang Gim
Grilled on a gas flame using direct heat, this dish features gopchang gim brushed with an equal mix of sesame oil and perilla oil for a rich, crispy flavor.
Kim Dae-seok's honey Chili Seed Pickled Cucumber
An unconventional pickled cucumber with a satisfying crunch and savory depth, made without boiling water—using soju, twice-concentrated vinegar, honey, and chili seeds.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Yuja-Cheong
A preserve made by mixing yuja and sugar in a 1:1 ratio and letting it mature, used in salad dressings and various dishes.