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A homemade soy sauce-marinated shrimp recipe that's a rice thief, made by marinating large frozen shrimp, defrosted with soju for a clean taste, in a flavorful, secret spicy sauce instead of expensive fresh shrimp.

Thickly sliced tofu is pan-fried until golden brown and crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, served with a spicy soy sauce dip. A super simple tofu dish.

A super cost-effective side dish featuring pan-fried tofu with a savory-spicy sauce, enoki mushrooms, and delicately soft-boiled eggs.

A hearty market stew made by stir-frying meat and vegetables in savory beef fat, rendered from beef fat trimmings, then simmering with radish and napa cabbage for a refreshing taste.

A versatile seasoning paste that adds the savory depth of doenjang and the rich aroma of scallion oil, perfect for ramen, stews, and more.

A magical upgraded military dish where pork belly and potatoes are first stir-fried in their own fat, then simmered in a special sauce made from a mix of gochujang and doenjang.

A rice thief stew that maximizes savory flavor by thinly slicing ham and sausages and pan-frying them until golden brown in oil, then adding bean sprouts for a refreshing taste.

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 quick side dish made by reducing the spiciness of peppers in vinegar water, then tossing them in a sweet and spicy sauce to keep them crunchy.

A cost-effective noodle dish completed in 10 minutes for only 3,000 won, topped generously with crunchy bean sprouts and blanched tofu skin, and fragrant seasoned chives.

A hangover soup made with blue crabs, maximizing their refreshing and sweet flavor with plenty of radish and a doenjang base, which becomes richer the longer it's simmered.

A steamed meat dish where oxtail and tender sseuji are gently steamed in a pressure cooker and enjoyed with chives in a sweet and sour soy sauce.