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A savory and warm hot pot made by simmering pan-fried tofu and eggs with tender pork and napa cabbage.

A nourishing dish that uses the rice cooker's cooking function to simmer chicken breasts until tender, making chicken baeksuk and savory chicken juk in one course.

Instead of the traditional method of simmering meat for a long time, this quick yukgaejang achieves a deep and spicy broth in just 20 minutes by stir-frying beef and green onions in sesame oil to create fresh chili oil.

A signature duruchigi recipe from Baek Jong-won, featuring thinly sliced pork belly braised in a sweet and savory soy sauce, topped with a spicy and tangy seasoned green onion and cabbage salad.

A hearty ramen recipe that maximizes the refreshing taste of seafood ramen by adding thinly sliced fish cakes, like ramen noodles, and crisp bean sprouts, with the option to add a spicy kick with mala sauce.

A tteokbokki recipe using chewy rice cakes, featuring a thick and addictive flavor reminiscent of old-fashioned snack bars, achieved by finely grinding chili powder with flour and using fish cake broth and chicken stock.

A simple and quick egg pancake made by pouring a generous amount of egg mixture into a small pan, loaded with shiitake mushrooms, seasoned meat sticks, and green onions, achieving a crispy exterior and soft, tender interior.

A savory scallion pancake made with long-cut green onions instead of spring onions, seasoned with ground pork and garlic, then fried to a golden crisp.

A savory and soft Ttukbaegi Gyeranjjim by Baek Jong-won, made by pouring egg mixture into a ttukbaegi, scraping the bottom as it cooks, and then covering with another ttukbaegi to let it puff up.

Baek Jong-won's Beef Tteok-Mandu-guk, which achieves a rich and deep meat broth flavor by thoroughly stir-frying beef in sesame oil and cooking oil, without using beef bone broth.

A magical upgraded military dish where pork belly and potatoes are first stir-fried in their own fat, then simmered in a special sauce made from a mix of gochujang and doenjang.

A street cart-style tteokbokki that recreates the thick, gooey texture of bunsik restaurants by mixing flour into the sauce and maximizing umami with seasonings.