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A rich gochujang jjigae made by stir-frying pork, saeujeot (fermented shrimp), and gochujang over low heat to bring out a deep chili oil flavor, generously seasoned with zucchini.

A restaurant-style dish where skate wings are briefly blanched in water with cooking wine to remove any off-odor, then gently braised with radish in a spicy soy-based braising sauce.

An exotic, high-end scallop dish made by topping thin glass noodles with Haesung soy sauce and aromatic vegetable oil sauce, then steaming with red scallops.

A super-simple, high-protein, budget-friendly side dish made by adding sweet and savory soy sauce flavor to sundubu and eggs without any heat control.

Baek Jong-won's original Dakbokkeumtang, made by blanching chicken once to completely remove any gamey odor, then adding sugar first to allow the sweetness to deeply penetrate the meat, and finally seasoning with spicy gochugaru and rich soy sauce.

A hearty side dish jangjorim made by simmering lean, inexpensive cuts of beef until tender, shredding them along the grain, and then braising them in a sweet and savory soy sauce seasoning.

A best value-for-money dish for entertaining guests, simmered with only the moisture from bean sprouts, creating a crunchy texture and a spicy-sweet harmony with thinly sliced pork belly.

Chef Baek Jong-won's super simple basic kongnamul-guk recipe that maximizes the crisp and refreshing taste by bringing out the best in the bean sprouts.

A zucchini jeon recipe by Baek Jong-won that maximizes crispiness with potato starch, using only the moisture from salted zucchini and the umami of dried shrimp, with no added water.

A rich and hearty meat and seafood jjamppong, perfectly capturing the thick and heavy broth flavor of Chinese restaurants by using a special flour paste to overcome the limitations of home cooking heat.

A versatile side dish recipe from Baek Jong-won, teaching how to make both a savory soy sauce-based version and a spicy-sweet gochujang-based version at the same time.

A rice-stealing, life-changing doenjang jjigae made by stir-frying thinly sliced radish and doenjang in pork belly fat until it's reduced to a thick stew.