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Kim Dae-seok's Braised Dried Mussels
Tender, chewy side dish made by simmering dried mussels, soaked in flour water to remove impurities and fishy odor, with spicy chili peppers and whole garlic in a sweet-savory sauce.

Kim Dae-seok's Broccoli Egg Roll
Separate egg whites and yolks, then create a vibrant egg roll with broccoli and chili peppers

Striker Chef's Truffle Gangdoenjang Bibimbap
A premium bibimbap with spicy Cheongyang chili gangdoenjang, creamy avocado, a soft-boiled egg, and savory truffle powder.

Striker Chef's Matdasi Stir-fried Beef Brisket
A super simple stir-fry using 'Matdasi,' the iconic military canteen all-purpose sauce, to bring out the savory oiliness of beef brisket with an intense sweet and spicy kick.

Striker Chef's Tongsaeu Maneuljong Dae Pa Kkochi Jeon
A delightful jeon made by skewering plump shrimp, crunchy garlic scapes, and sweet scallions on toothpicks and pan-frying until golden.

Ttukdak Hyung's Jokbal-Style Braised Duck Leg
A jokbal-style braised duck leg recipe simmered in ssanghwa tonic and soy sauce until the duck skin turns chewy and the flavor becomes deep and glossy.

Okjubu's Hangover Pasta
A spicy, tangy tomato broth pasta inspired by jajangmyeon, packed with refreshing seafood for a revitalizing hangover remedy

Okjubu's Dried Shiitake and Konjac Stew
A golden ratio of low-calorie, chewy konjac and fragrant dried shiitake mushrooms simmered in a sweet-savory soy sauce glaze perfect for dieting.

Okjubu's Dodeok Ggangjeong
A delicious snack made by frying fresh dodeok until crispy and tossing it in a spicy-sweet homemade sauce

Okjubu's Creamy Bukeot Guk
A simple hangover remedy soup with a rich, creamy broth made using store-bought galbitang stock

Okjubu's Spicy Chicken Gaejang
A spicy and refreshing chicken gaejang simmered with rich chicken stock, chili oil, and various vegetables.

Okjubu's Oiji
Crisp oiji made effortlessly in a zipper bag without boiling water