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A rich and deeply flavored Bolognese pasta made using pre-shelled clams, eliminating the need for soaking. The broth is simmered with white wine and olive oil, while some clam meat is finely chopped to cling thickly to the noodles for a more intense umami experience.

A moist and tender omelette roll with zucchini thinly sliced and lightly salted to preserve its subtle sweetness and crisp texture.

Crispy squid and sweet zucchini are mixed into a bonito broth batter and pan-fried in generous oil to create savory, crunchy zucchini fritters with deep umami flavor.

Pan-fry spam cut into pickled radish-sized strips until crispy, then stir-fry with onions in a garlic-soy sauce to create a delicious, irresistible side dish perfect for rice.

A hearty jjigae made by sautéing tuna canned in oil with gochujang and doenjang to eliminate fishy odor, then simmering with generous amounts of zucchini and potatoes for a thick, savory broth that pairs perfectly with rice.

A super simple tuna sauce made by mixing canned tuna with doenjang and gochujang in a golden ratio, ready in just 5 minutes without any heating.

A crisp mixed pickle made easily with golden ratio and soju, without the hassle of boiling soy sauce

A refreshing, spicy hangover ramen packed with kimchi, dried squid, and bean sprouts for a satisfyingly clear feeling in the stomach

A secret recipe that achieves extreme crispiness by using tempura flour and carbonated water for the batter, then placing soaked rice paper on top of the pancake to create an unforgettable crunch.

A simple and quick pickled cabbage made by layering sliced radish and perilla leaves, pouring a seasoned soy sauce mixture over them, and letting it rest for just one day—no need to boil the sauce over heat.

A simple, bold, and spicy stew that explodes with rich umami by adding an entire can of gochujang tuna—including the oil—into plain soondubu to elevate its flavor.

Sautéed well-fermented kimchi in sesame oil creates a deep, rich flavor, then simmered with rice, tteokguktteok, and soybean sprouts in dried anchovy stock for a hearty, spicy, refreshing soup.