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A hearty gaejangguk fried rice made by stir-frying pork, green onions, and kimchi with doenjang and gochujang for a spicy flavor, then combining with rice.

A spicy, rich boneless duck stew made with sliced duck marinated in doenjang and ginger to remove any gamey odor, simmered with taro stems and thickened with perilla seed powder.

Spicy stir-fried pork belly and fresh vegetables in a chili pepper sauce, delivering a sharp, peppery kick — Myeongdong-style osam bulgogi

A richly flavored whole pork belly kimchi stew where the exterior is seared to develop crispiness and depth of flavor, then slowly simmered with kimchi and doenjang seasoning.

A rich, savory restaurant-style doenjang jjigae made by sautéing doenjang, ssamjang, and gochujang in oil to develop deep umami flavor.

A bold, refreshing seafood-style spicy soup that uses yellowfin tuna head and bones, blanched in boiling water to eliminate fishy odor, then simmered with clams and vegetables for a crisp, fiery flavor.

Recreating the deep, rich broth of a renowned restaurant by quickly removing blood residue with sugar water and preventing potato breakdown with salt water.

A hearty pork kimchi stew made with large chunks of pork and whole-head kimchi, simmered until the meat is tender and the kimchi soft enough to pull apart in long strands—perfect as a top-tier rice companion.

A hearty and savory doenjang jjigae, restaurant-style, made by first searing beef brisket to render its fat, then adding a touch of gochujang for a rich and nutty flavor.

A hearty kimchi gamjatang that anyone can successfully make, using pork ribs instead of time-consuming pork neck bones, and pre-packaged dried radish greens.

Chewy beef tendon and beef shank braised with doenjang and bay leaves, served with spicy seasoned garlic chives for a savory and clean taste.

A recipe that recreates the taste of a gamjatang specialty restaurant by simmering pork hind leg, which is easier to find than pork backbone, for a deep flavor, and adding perilla seed powder and perilla leaves.