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A simple summer noodle dish by Chef Sung Anh, made by grating ripe tomatoes through a grater and mixing them with dashi sauce for a refreshing, savory bite.

Mix leftover watermelon with milk and soda in a golden ratio, then add fruit cocktail for a refreshing, smooth nostalgic treat.

A Thai-inspired watermelon juice (Tang Mo Ban) recipe with sugar and ice, enhanced with sparkling water for a refreshing watermelonade.

An ultra-simple steamed egg with a pudding-like texture, maximized for softness with milk and ready in just 4 minutes in the microwave.

A rich, savory restaurant-style doenjang jjigae made by sautéing doenjang, ssamjang, and gochujang in oil to develop deep umami flavor.

A versatile jangajji sauce made by boiling soy sauce, water, sugar, and vinegar in a golden ratio, perfect for pickling any vegetable or ingredient such as onion, cucumber, spinach, and cherry tomatoes.

A Chinese-style dish with a moist, rich texture, featuring softly scrambled eggs set aside before being stir-fried quickly with tomatoes in green onion oil seasoned with soy sauce and oyster sauce.

A super simple, budget-friendly side dish that's a rice thief, made by layering thinly sliced vegetables and a soy sauce-anchovy sauce between perilla leaves without any cooking.

A restaurant-style pa-muchim that tames the greasiness of samgyeopsal with a light gochujang sauce made from gochujang, sugar, and vinegar, enhanced with red pepper powder and sesame oil for a rich, savory finish.

A super simple beer snack made by spreading mayonnaise and sugar on ramen, baking it in the microwave, and then sprinkling with ramen soup powder for a sweet, salty, and crispy finish.

A late-night snack kimchi jeon made by slicing sausages thinly, mixing them into a soft batter, and pan-frying with generous oil to maximize crispiness at the edges.

A super simple street food-style ramyeon bokkeum that uses half the ramyeon soup, reduces it down to a thick sauce with sugar and gochujang for a perfectly balanced flavor—no fish cake needed.