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A savory dish made by rinsing off the strong seasoning from over-fermented kimchi to preserve its crisp texture, then stir-frying it quickly with squid and a secret spicy-sweet sauce for a rich, umami-packed flavor.

A delicious side dish made by grilling dry shiitake mushrooms to remove moisture, then stir-frying them in a spicy-sweet gochujang doubanjiang sauce to achieve a chewy texture similar to jeyukbokkeum.

A rich and deeply flavored soybean curd stew with a generous amount of zucchini, simmered to a thick consistency with gochujang and doenjang seasoning—perfect as a rice-boosting side dish.

A spicy, deep-flavored aged kimchi gopdoritang made by boiling chicken with boiled-and-seared beef large intestine and stir-fried aged kimchi in a spicy chili seasoning.

A spicy gochujang-seasoned Gwangju-style pork jjigae simmered with pork, tofu, and zucchini for a bold, peppery kick.

A hearty side dish made by stir-frying cubed spam with fresh kimchi that has been rinsed to reduce saltiness, seasoned with a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce for a satisfying meal.

A summer classic featuring aged cucumber (nokak) thoroughly salted and squeezed dry, then tossed with gochujang and sesame seed powder to maximize its crisp texture.

Tofu is pan-fried until golden, then tossed in a sweet and spicy sauce made with ketchup, gochujang, and soy sauce, and finished with mixed nuts.

A Chinese-style japchae rice with rich flavor from gochujang oil, quickly stir-fried with glass noodles and vegetables over high heat.

A refreshing and tangy side dish made with finely shredded gochujang and crisp cucumber, tossed in a pungent mustard-garlic sauce for a lively, zesty bite.

A unique street food dish combining chewy tteok with well-seasoned, quick-made japchae in a rich broth, where gochujang and seasonings are gently sautéed in oil to maximize savory depth.

A spicy squid stir-fry that delivers a bold, smoky flavor without moisture, using curry powder to replicate the intense charred taste of restaurant-style cooking.