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Kim Dae-seok's Eomuk Kongnamul Japchae
A super simple japchae where the glass noodles are coated with oil while boiling to prevent sticking, and crunchy soybean sprouts and chewy fish cakes are quickly stir-fried with a special seasoning sauce.
Solo Cooking God's Rice Paper Chinese Glass Noodle Rosé Tteokbokki
A creamy fusion tteokbokki with chewy rice paper glass noodles added to a mild rosé sauce based on milk and gochujang.
YOOXICMAN's Sous Vide Soy Sauce Galbi-jjim
A galbi-jjim recipe that achieves ultimate tenderness where the meat falls off the bone without needing to soak out the blood, using a standard braised short rib sauce combined with an 18-hour sous vide method.
Solo Cooking God's Fiery Jjamppong
A super simple jjamppong that creates a deep and intense fiery flavor at home by stir-frying vegetables and seafood in store-bought beef bone broth.
Ttukdak Hyung's Aldoritang
A unique dish that maximizes umami by adding lightly blanched savory pollock roe and milt to tender, quickly cooked spicy braised chicken made in a pressure cooker.
Ttukdak Hyung's Fiery Pork Neck Stir-fry
A spicy and sweet pork neck stir-fry with a powerful smoky flavor, using soju to perfectly eliminate any gamey taste, just like the nostalgic flavors of a street food stall.
Kim Dae-seok's Gomchwi Doenjang Jangajji
A special pickled dish where the subtle aroma of roasted ginger and the smoothness of flour paste melt into a soybean paste sauce, enhancing the bitter flavor of gomchwi (ligularia).
Ttukdak Hyung's Kongbiji Dwaejigalbi Haejangguk
A rich and savory hangover soup made with pork ribs instead of the usual spine bones, simmered with nutty soybean milk and sour kimchi for deep flavor.
YOOXICMAN's Sous Vide Spicy Galbi-jjim
An 18-hour sous vide spicy braised short rib dish where the spicy, deep flavor of Cheongyang chili peppers and red chili powder is infused deep into the meat.
Solo Cooking God's Microwave Kkaennip Namul
Instead of blanching in boiling water, a savory namul that uses the microwave to quickly wilt in just 1 minute while retaining moisture, then fills the pan with flavor.