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Solo Cooking God Cabbage Gangdoenjang
A mouthwatering, moist, sweet-and-savory pork doenjang stew made without a single drop of water, using only cabbage's natural moisture—perfect as a rice-munching side dish.
Solo Cooking God Tuna Soondubu Jjigae
A fail-proof, deeply flavorful tuna soondubu jjigae made in minutes using just one can of gochujang tuna instead of complicated spice blends.
Solo Cooking God Cola Pork Potato Stew
Pan-seared pork belly with cola to eliminate gamey odor and tenderize the meat, then simmered with soy sauce and potatoes into a rich, savory-sweet dish that pairs perfectly with rice or as an appetizer.
Solo Cooking God Spicy Pork Stew
A super easy spicy pork stew using affordable pork shoulder instead of expensive ribs, simmered for 20 minutes with seasoning and water to recreate the rich flavor of spicy ribs stew.
Solo Cooking God's Soft Tofu in Gochujang Glaze
A super simple side dish that pairs perfectly with rice—soft tofu and onion are topped with a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce infused with chicken stock, gently simmered over low heat until the sauce thickens just right.
Solo Cooking God's Microwave Pudding Gyeran-jjim
Strain through a sieve to remove air bubbles, then heat in intervals in the microwave without a ttukbaegi to make an ultra-moist, soft and jiggly pudding gyeran-jjim.
Solo Cooking God's Doenjang Sulbap
A thick, hearty doenjang sulbap made by stir-frying soybean paste and garlic in thinly sliced pork belly fat for deep flavor, then simmering rice and vegetables until luscious.
Jung Ho-young's Mussel Soondubu Jjigae
A restaurant-style soondubu jjigae with a deep, rich gochujang base made from pork and green onions, simmered with fresh mussels and soft tofu for a refreshing yet hearty, savory flavor.
YOOXICMAN's Australian-Style Wagyu Meat Pie
Slow-cooked wagyu beef simmered for two hours in dark beer and stock sauce, then generously packed into a flaky pie crust—this is the quintessential Australian comfort food.
Sung Si-kyung's Yakiniku Green Onion Sauce Rice Bowl
A rice bowl generously topped with grilled pork neck and a Japanese-style green onion sauce made with large green onion, chicken stock, oyster sauce, and sesame oil
Sung Si-kyung's Hangover Egg Soup
A super-fast hangover soup that gently soothes the stomach with a soft, warm chicken stock broth thickened with starch slurry and swirled with eggs.
Sung Si Kyung's Jaga Toro Rice Bowl
A unique delicacy rice bowl made by microwaving and roughly mashing potatoes, then topping rice with a savory stir-fried minced pork sauce to mix and eat.