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Sung Si-kyung's Kalmond Cabbage Salad
A salad that maximizes crunch and savory umami by crumbling Kalmond over a dressing of soy sauce, vinegar, honey, and sesame oil.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Chwinamul Greens Muchim
Tender spring chwinamul greens boiled until soft, then seasoned with fermented anchovy sauce and plum extract for a clean-tasting spring vegetable side dish.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Cabbage Pancake
A thick, savory cabbage pancake made with shredded cabbage, pork belly, sour kimchi, eggs, and just a minimal amount of starch powder — perfect as a meal replacement.
Sung Si-kyung's Salt Yukhoe
A clean yukhoe that highlights the natural mildness and savory depth of the beef by seasoning with salt and tuna extract instead of gochujang.
Sung Si-kyung's Myeongran Egg Rice Bowl
A simple one-bowl meal of butter, myeongran (pollock roe), and eggs gently scrambled and served over rice
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Sweet Potato Jeon
A super simple sweet potato jeon with a crispy, fried-like texture, made by coating in frying mix batter and pan-frying in plenty of oil.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Dubu Doenjang Jjabagi
A highly addictive gang-doenjang jjageuli made by stir-frying crumbled tofu and assorted vegetables in doenjang until just covered with liquid, perfect for mixing into rice.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Spinach Namul
A unique namul dressed in a refined hansik style, combining sweet winter spinach with savory doenjang and nutty peanut powder.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Garlic Chive, Tofu, and Roasted Seaweed Muchim
A super-simple, healthy namul made by lightly blanching garlic chives and mixing them with drained tofu and torn roasted seaweed for added nuttiness and savory depth.
Kim Si-hyun's Banana Milk Patbingsu
A simple bingsu made by crushing pre-frozen banana milk and topping it with vanilla ice cream and sweet red bean paste
Aha Bujang's Eomuk Bokkeum
A super simple eomuk bokkeum that recreates old-school street-style tteokbokki flavor using gochujang, starch syrup, and ramyun seasoning in a fish cake broth base.
Aha Bujang's Spicy Stir-fried Korean fish cake (eomuk)
A chewy, spicy, sweet-and-salty stir-fried Korean fish cake (eomuk) made by adding water and reducing it until dry, then chilling for an even better texture.