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A colorful tofu pancake made by mixing moisture-wrung tofu with crisp onions and starch, resulting in a non-greasy, chewy texture.

A side dish made by soaking thickly sliced dried cucumbers for 20 minutes, then tossing them in gochujang and anchovy fish sauce for a satisfying crunchy texture.

Japanese-style meatball tsukune made by mixing ground chicken thigh and pork with onion and large green onion, shaping, grilling, and glazing with tare sauce.

A crisp spring kimchi featuring bitter dandelion, thinly sliced fresh chestnuts, and seasoned with dried chili peppers

A rich and savory stir-fry featuring tender scallops marinated with a special sauce made from grated apple and green chili, cooked to a thick, flavorful consistency.

A delicious fresh anchovy stew simmered with a rich, thick broth made from doenjang and gochujang, using rice washing water to eliminate fishy odor—perfect for wrapping in fresh greens with warm rice.

A quick late-night dish that elevates leftover Jokbal by adding peanut butter for depth and stir-frying it with spicy seasoning.

A savory side dish made by briefly blanching sweet bomdong (spring napa cabbage) harvested between winter and spring, then tossing it with a rich doenjang seasoning to enhance its nutty flavor.

A refreshing and slightly spicy hangover remedy that cleanses the strong fishy aroma and robust texture of dried pollock, then gently sautéed in sesame oil to draw out a rich, golden broth with a clean, savory depth.

Chicken feet boiled without any off-flavors using doenjang and ginger, then mixed with onions, green onions, and chili peppers in a spicy sauce and set to firm up into chicken feet jjim.

A fail-proof Jjimdak recipe that uses cooking oil to lightly coat the chicken for a chewy texture, then enhances it with a special sauce mixed with chunjang for glossy finish and rich, mouthwatering flavor.

A quick and fragrant perilla leaf-wrapped soondubu stew, steamed in just 3 minutes in the microwave with a versatile soy sauce seasoning and deodorized dried anchovies for deep, savory flavor—perfect for a busy home cook's side dish.