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A rustic-style Korean zucchini stew that preserves the tender texture of round Korean zucchinis by marinating them with salted shrimp and anchovy fish sauce, then simmering without broth using finely chopped dried anchovies to create a rich, savory flavor.

Fresh oysters seasoned for immediate serving with lemon, red pepper flakes, anchovy fish sauce, and sliced chestnuts.

Delicious spicy marinated crab made by tossing fresh flower crab with a bold marinade of soy sauce, dried anchovy sauce, red pepper powder, green chili peppers, and more.

A Baek Jong-won-style chives pancake featuring minimal batter, generous chives, and a savory kick from dried shrimp and spicy green chili.

A recipe for Baek Jong-won's braised beef short ribs, where the blood from the bones is thoroughly cooked out to eliminate gamey odors, and side ingredients are added sequentially to prevent mushiness, resulting in a clean and perfectly finished dish.

A savory side dish made by stir-frying minced pork with garlic until deeply fragrant, then simmering it with quail eggs in a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce until thick and rich—perfect as a flavorful rice companion.

A hearty, sizzling meat gjangjodang with finely minced pork belly and plenty of enoki mushrooms, perfect for mixing into rice or wrapping in lettuce.

A delicious, addictive rice roll made by mixing finely crushed canned ham seasoned with salt and spice, and crisp, spicy green chili peppers.

Pan-seared quail eggs and Vienna sausages stir-fried with gochujang, tonkatsu sauce, and ketchup for a spicy-sweet flavor—enough for a week's worth of hearty side dishes

A quick and flavorful kung pao chicken made with leftover chicken or frozen chicken nuggets, stir-fried with green onions and chili peppers in a sweet and sour soy sauce

A crisp mixed pickle made easily with golden ratio and soju, without the hassle of boiling soy sauce

A secret recipe that achieves extreme crispiness by using tempura flour and carbonated water for the batter, then placing soaked rice paper on top of the pancake to create an unforgettable crunch.