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Soybean sprouts, doraji root (Korean bellflower, Platycodon grandiflorus), and gosari (Korean bracken fern, Pteridium aquilinum) are arranged in sections in a single pot and steamed together, creating a deeply flavorful and convenient holiday three-color namul.

A super-simple rice thief side dish made by quickly stir-frying crunchy mung bean sprouts and savory Spam over high heat, skipping the glass noodles.

A clear, refreshing soup that highlights the natural clean taste of fresh pollock, simmered in a broth made with dipori and large green onion roots.

A restaurant-style spicy-sweet dakgalbi stir-fried with crunchy soybean sprouts and a savory special sauce

A meat udon topped with thinly sliced beef short plate and crunchy mung bean sprouts, finished with a savory-sweet soy sauce and sugar glaze, in a rich chicken broth.

A refreshing mul-jjolmyeon with savory depth, served in an icy beef broth over a sweet-and-sour bibim sauce.

A cost-effective main dish that quickly stir-fries savory thinly sliced beef short plate and crunchy Korean piman pepper in a Chinese-style starch sauce.

A spicy, tangy kimchi rajebi simmered with kimchi, spicy ramen, chewy dumpling skins, and crisp bean sprouts in a fiery chili seasoning—perfect for a bold, refreshing bowl.

A refreshing hangover soup made in just 5 minutes with soybean sprouts, doenjang, and anchovy dashida, without the need for a separate broth-making process.

A refreshing and spicy hangover-cure jjamppong made with just soybean sprouts, no meat needed.

A restaurant-style rice noodle soup made affordably with a beef dashida broth and hand-kneaded pork meatballs.

A spicy Teumsae Ramyun-style dish, Bbalgye-tteok, boiled with soybean sprout broth, Vietnamese chili powder, and egg