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A Japanese-style braised whole pork belly with a sweet and salty sauce, this dish melts in your mouth with the deep umami of bonito broth and the spiciness of Korean chili peppers.

An ultra-simple jjajang sauce made by putting all the vegetables, meat, and seasonings into an electric rice cooker and pressing the cook button—no flame control or stirring needed.

Whole pork belly braised with katsuobushi in a soy-based seasoning for deep flavor, a Japanese-style soy-braised pork belly.

A traditional Shanghai-style braised pork belly with deep umami flavor from soy sauce and nuodou, without any spices

Jjajangmyeon with enhanced flavor from chunjang fried in oil and vegetables stir-fried in rendered pork fat

A gan-jjajangmyeon where chunjang is stir-fried in oil to remove bitterness, and generously added with pork and vegetables, flavored with chicken stock and oyster sauce.

A super-simple home-style ganjjajang made by quickly stir-frying pork belly and onion with chunjang and oyster sauce over high heat.

Chinese-style braised pork made by gently simmering belly pork in soy sauce and seasoning until it melts in your mouth

A traditional Sichuan-style pork dish where pork belly is blanched, then pan-fried until crispy, and stir-fried with vegetables in a spicy fermented black bean and chili paste sauce.

A super-simple jjajangmyeon that achieves the taste of a Chinese restaurant using only onions and pork.

Ganjjajang with deep flavor from stir-frying chunjang, pork, cabbage, and onion in rendered pork fat

Uni jjajang with a soft texture, made by stir-frying ground pork, onion, and zucchini in chunjang sauce