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A stir-fried squid dish that uses minimal vegetables, quickly stir-frying squid and chili peppers in a rich sauce to bring out savory depth and spiciness.

A savory side dish where potatoes and vegetables are stir-fried in flavorful oil from pan-fried Spam, enhanced with fermented anchovy sauce for extra umami.

A hearty mandu jeongol packed with seasoned beef, fresh mushrooms, and napa cabbage, simmered in a spicy dadaegi and broth.

A rice-stealing kimchi jjigae made by thoroughly stir-frying aged kimchi in perilla oil for deep flavor, then adding canned saury and simmering until spicy and rich.

A super simple dish of whole pork and aged kimchi steamed together in a pressure cooker for tender suyuk and melt-in-your-mouth kimchi

A super-simple side dish where salty Spam and nutty tofu are simmered in a spicy gochugaru seasoning, making you finish a whole bowl of rice in no time.

A savory side dish made by stir-frying dried shrimp and small anchovies together in fragrant garlic oil to double the umami, then adding starch syrup off the heat to maximize crispiness.

A royal-style stir-fried japchae where the glass noodles are not fully boiled but stir-fried in a pan with soy sauce seasoning, coating them so they stay chewy even after a long time.

A 50-year secret method for jeyuk bokkeum that perfectly eliminates pork odor by stir-frying only the meat over high heat without pre-marinating it with vegetables and seasonings.

A hangover ramyun that maximizes flavor by first boiling soybean sprouts and kimchi to draw out a refreshing broth, then finishing with fermented anchovy sauce and a poached-style egg.

A super-simple hangover ramyun that delivers the refreshing depth of a seafood stew specialist in just 5 minutes by adding doenjang, garlic, and tuna extract to ramyun seasoning.

A super-simple pojangmacha-style janchi-guksu that comes together in just 5 minutes using dasida, tuna extract, and the kick of sour kimchi—no need to make a separate broth.