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Okjubu's Gochujang Tuna Tofu Stew
A super simple tofu stew with a spicy-sweet umami flavor made using just one can of gochujang tuna—no separate seasoning needed.
Lim Sung-geun's 7-Minute Kimchi Jjigae
A 7-minute kimchi jjigae simmered down with a golden-ratio hit-restaurant seasoning paste, perfect for mixing with rice.
Yeo Kyung-ok's Super Simple Ganjjajang
Using jjajang powder instead of chunjang, it is stir-fried with only onion moisture without water to bring out deep wok flavor, a master's super simple ganjjajang.
Solo Cooking God's Thick-cut Dolsot Bulgogi
A super simple dolsot bulgogi that's ready in just 5 minutes without needing to make broth separately—simply boil thick-cut pork belly and seasoning together in one pot.
Solo Cooking God Grilled Pork Stir-Fry
Grilled pork marinated and seared like frying, then stir-fried with vegetables to create a dry, intensely smoky dish with rich flavor and no moisture
Solo Cooking God's Kimchi Fried Rice with Soybean Paste and Mayonnaise
A visually and taste-pleasing kimchi fried rice where the deep flavor of soybean paste blends perfectly with the creamy richness of mayonnaise.
Solo Cooking God Cabbage Rice Bowl
A super simple one-bowl dish that uses the rich fat from pork belly to sauté crisp cabbage with oyster sauce and tonkatsu sauce for deep, savory flavor.
Solo Cooking God's Homemade Jikoba Chicken
Jikoba-style chicken with crispy skin, infused with the rich aroma of fried chicken fat, tossed in a spicy-sweet sauce with chewy rice cakes
Solo Cooking God Sundubu Jjigae
A fail-proof sundubu jjigae that's rich and spicy, made by infusing chili oil directly without needing to prepare a separate broth.
Solo Cooking God's Haemul Samgyeop Jeongol
A spicy hot pot dish that drastically reduces the cooking process by using frozen mixed seafood, thinly sliced pork belly, and cup noodles instead of the complex ingredients of nakgopsae (octopus and intestine hot pot).
Jung Ho-young's Old Kimchi Pork Belly Stew
A rich and savory kimchi stew by Chef Jung Ho-young, where thin slices of pork belly are tucked between the leaves of old kimchi like a mille-feuille, then simmered with a spoon of doenjang to balance the sharp tang and enhance depth of flavor—perfect as a rice companion.
Jung Ho-young's Cold Pork
Boiled using residual heat after turning off the flame, this simple cold pork is moist, chilled, and has a delightful chewy texture.