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Jung Ho-young's Monkfish Liver Canapé
A super-simple wine snack ready in 1 minute, made by mixing canned monkfish liver with cream cheese and topping with yuja marmalade
Kim Dae-seok's Stir-Fried Dried Monkfish Strips
A delicious side dish made by quickly stir-frying marinated dried monkfish strips in a rich, buttery, spicy-sweet gochujang sauce, resulting in tender and chewy texture.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Agujjim
A restaurant-style agujjim made with winter-fresh monkfish, sea squirts, and soybean sprouts, delivering deep flavor without excessive sweetness.
Aha Bujang's Braised Monkfish (Agujjim)
Tender monkfish and crunchy soybean sprouts, enhanced with buttery richness and a spicy special sauce, creating a braised monkfish that surpasses restaurant quality.
Yoon Joomo's Miduduk Monkfish Suyuk
A light seafood suyuk featuring monkfish, innards, miduduk, and vegetables blanched in order in water subtly scented with doenjang, then arranged generously on a platter.
Ttukdak Hyung's Boneless Braised Monkfish
A spicy braised dish of soybean sprouts, monkfish, and mixed seafood simmered in a fiery chili seasoning for a bold, tingling finish.
Aha Bujang's Masan-Style Agujjim
A super-simple agujjim that perfectly recreates the subtle aroma and savory depth of a specialty restaurant by using wasabi powder as a kick
Shin Dong-min's Monkfish Liver Dish
A premium monkfish liver (ankimo) dish that completely eliminates fishy odor using the chef's secret low-temperature cooking method, maximizing a buttery, smooth flavor.
Lee Yeon-bok's Chinese-Style Monkfish Steamed with Garlic Oil
A premium Chinese-style steamed monkfish dish that maximizes garlic aroma by pouring hot oil over finely chopped green onions.
Choi Kang-rok's Agwi Jjim-guk
Monkfish is salted to remove its fishy odor, then simmered in sake and water until the liquid is reduced. Green onions and butter are added to enhance the flavor, creating a Japanese-style braised monkfish dish with a salty broth.
Choi Kang-rok's Monkfish Doenjang Pot
A luxurious pot dish that maximizes the diverse textures of monkfish parts and achieves ultimate richness by melting steamed monkfish liver into a doenjang broth.
Choi Kang-rok's Agwigan Yori
A luxurious anju (snack/appetizer with alcohol) made by cooking monkfish liver at a gentle 85 degrees Celsius, solidified tightly by pressing it in a mold with a heavy stone instead of the traditional roll shape, and served with pickled plums.