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A hearty clay pot soybean paste stew with rich beef and fresh vegetables, simmered deeply using rice washing water as the base.

A braised chicken recipe where a whole chicken is simmered thoroughly in a regular pot, the broth is separated, and glutinous rice at the bottom is pressed down to create rich, savory nureongji (crispy rice)

Tender squid and thinly sliced pork belly stir-fried in a mildly spicy-sweet Sumi-style sauce.

A distinctive dish of crunchy fresh minari, sterilized in vinegar water, and cuttlefish, steamed until tender with scored cuts, then seasoned sweet and sour without excess moisture.

A simple and quick side dish that removes the greasiness from canned tuna, mixes it with crisp onions and spicy green chili peppers, along with various seasonings, and tosses it with freshly cooked rice for a delicious, no-fuss meal.

A rich, savory tofu stew enhanced with flavorful chili oil made from ground pork fat and seasoned with shrimp paste for a clean, deep taste.

A seasonal napa cabbage soup with a rich soybean paste base, enhanced with dried shrimp and anchovy stock, plus pickled radish for refreshing taste and umami depth.

A festive essential meat dumpling pancake with juicy, tender texture made without beef, using pork shoulder and mashed tofu for a moist and soft bite.

Spiced crab made with slightly frozen flower crab, mixed with potato starch slurry and a special seasoning sauce, resulting in tender, resilient meat reminiscent of a top-tier restaurant-style dish

A refreshing water kimchi featuring a sharp, savory depth achieved by grinding fresh cherry tomatoes instead of apples or pears, delivering exceptional crispness and coolness.

Steamed eggplant for exactly 4 minutes, then drained of half its moisture to create a tender yet firm texture. Mixed with coarsely crushed garlic and seasoned sauce, resulting in a satisfyingly non-soggy eggplant side dish.

Marinating pork shoulder with raw sugar and mirin to eliminate gamey odor, then enhancing savory depth with a touch of doenjang, stir-frying the meat until golden brown for a tender and flavorful jeyuk bokkeum