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A homemade ssamjang with the spicy kick of green chili, refreshing crispness of onion, and rich nuttiness of peanuts—far more flavorful than store-bought versions.

Slow-cooked with malt syrup from the start, mini cremini mushrooms achieve maximum chewiness and a perfect balance of sweet-salty-spicy flavors—high-value side dish at low cost

A simple scallion pancake made with plenty of scallions and minimal flour batter, resulting in a thin and crispy texture

A healthy wrap rice recipe featuring tender steamed pumpkin leaves stuffed with various vegetables and mushrooms, paired with a rich, savory, thickened strong soybean paste.

A refreshing hangover soup where the nuttiness of lightly grilled gopchang-gim (seaweed) and the clean taste of squid harmonize with crunchy bean sprouts to soothe your stomach.

Special scallion salad made without sesame oil for a non-greasy, clean taste, using a golden ratio of red pepper powder and vinegar to perfectly cut through the richness of meat.

Spicy side dish made by marinating ground pork with chopped green chili peppers and seasoning with soybean paste and anchovy sauce, aged for a week and served as a flavorful rice companion.

A crispy pan-fried jangtteok made with a golden balanced base of gochujang and doenjang, enhanced with fragrant welsh onion, perilla leaves, and chewy frozen shrimp.

Using a mix of rice flour and perilla seed flour instead of wheat flour to enhance richness and chewiness, creating a premium version of stuffed chili peppers

A crispy, deep-fried pancake made by grinding soaked mung beans and glutinous rice into a coarse texture, then mixing with seasoned pork, fresh sprouts, and kimchi before pan-frying until golden and crunchy on the outside, tender inside.

A side dish featuring tender seasonal young radish greens blanched just 50 seconds for crisp texture, then gently tossed with a savory doenjang and gochujang seasoning to complement any rice meal.

A thoughtful side dish made by marinating blanched scallions in a specially prepared soy sauce mixture with sweet licorice and a touch of new sugar, aged for three days to preserve a crisp, refreshing texture.