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A traditional yukgaejang made by first stir-frying beef shank in a pressure cooker until tender, then simmering it with generous amounts of large green onion and vegetables for a deep, rich flavor.

A soft and spicy sundubu Yeol Ramyun made by simmering soft tofu in a rich chili oil base created by stir-frying large green onion and beef.

A hearty mandu jeongol packed with seasoned beef, fresh mushrooms, and napa cabbage, simmered in a spicy dadaegi and broth.

A 5-minute sundubu jjigae that explodes with deep umami from land and sea by stir-frying beef and clams together in rich chili oil.

A rice-stealing kimchi jjigae made by thoroughly stir-frying aged kimchi in perilla oil for deep flavor, then adding canned saury and simmering until spicy and rich.

A super-simple recipe that recreates market-style tteokbokki by making scallion-infused oil without anchovy broth or garlic, then adding rice cakes and fish cakes with fine gochugaru and curry powder.

Kkakdugi made by curing summer radish, which lacks sweetness, with New Sugar and adding yogurt for a crisp and tender texture

A royal-style stir-fried japchae where the glass noodles are not fully boiled but stir-fried in a pan with soy sauce seasoning, coating them so they stay chewy even after a long time.

A 50-year secret method for jeyuk bokkeum that perfectly eliminates pork odor by stir-frying only the meat over high heat without pre-marinating it with vegetables and seasonings.

A super-simple hangover ramyun that delivers the refreshing depth of a seafood stew specialist in just 5 minutes by adding doenjang, garlic, and tuna extract to ramyun seasoning.

A super-simple pojangmacha-style janchi-guksu that comes together in just 5 minutes using dasida, tuna extract, and the kick of sour kimchi—no need to make a separate broth.

A whole kimchi jjim that maximizes the deep flavor of meat juices and fully cooked kimchi through systematic heat control and braising