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A foolproof, high-value jeyuk bokkeum made by mixing gochugaru, yori-dang, maetul, ganjang, and gochujang in a perfect 1:1:1:1:1 ratio

A lifetime staple jinmichae that stays soft without mayonnaise, thanks to controlled heat and the right oligosaccharide blend, with roasted soybean flour enhancing its rich, savory depth.

A super simple japchae where the glass noodles are coated with oil while boiling to prevent sticking, and crunchy soybean sprouts and chewy fish cakes are quickly stir-fried with a special seasoning sauce.

A dakbokkeumtang where chicken skin is crisped to render fat, then simmered down thick with the natural sweetness of cabbage.

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 soft and spicy sundubu Yeol Ramyun made by simmering soft tofu in a rich chili oil base created by stir-frying large green onion and beef.

A super-simple recipe that recreates market-style tteokbokki by making scallion-infused oil without anchovy broth or garlic, then adding rice cakes and fish cakes with fine gochugaru and curry powder.

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 flavor-packed bibim guksu easily mixed with a sweet and tangy sauce.

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.