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A spicy and hearty stew made with cleaned beef tripe and chicken, simmered until tender with doenjang (soybean paste), bay leaves, ginger, and soju to eliminate any gamey odors, then flavored with a spicy gochujang (red chili paste) sauce.

A simple yet irresistible Chinese-style potato stir-fry with a tangy and spicy kick.

A recipe from Chinese culinary master Lee Yeon-bok's restaurant 'Mokran,' featuring crispy sweet and sour pork and a sweet sauce made exactly as in the restaurant.

A rich, savory restaurant-style doenjang jjigae made by sautéing doenjang, ssamjang, and gochujang in oil to develop deep umami flavor.

Addictively delicious beer snack made by coating deep-fried pork ribs, fried thinly and crisply with potato starch batter, in a special magic powder mixed with cumin and sesame seeds.

Recreating the deep, rich broth of a renowned restaurant by quickly removing blood residue with sugar water and preventing potato breakdown with salt water.

A fresh recipe for jajangmyeon packed with seafood and meat that delivers the authentic restaurant-style smoky depth and rich umami flavor you can enjoy at home.

A premium jajangmyeon with rich seafood and meat flavors, maximizing the delicious balance of sweet and savory through a harmonious blend of soy sauce, oyster sauce, and sugar—without any artificial seasonings.

A hearty and savory doenjang jjigae, restaurant-style, made by first searing beef brisket to render its fat, then adding a touch of gochujang for a rich and nutty flavor.

A hearty kimchi gamjatang that anyone can successfully make, using pork ribs instead of time-consuming pork neck bones, and pre-packaged dried radish greens.

A recipe that recreates the taste of a gamjatang specialty restaurant by simmering pork hind leg, which is easier to find than pork backbone, for a deep flavor, and adding perilla seed powder and perilla leaves.

A crispy, savory-sweet recipe for tangsu mushrooms enhanced with doubanjiang for a spicy, tangy kick, as suggested by Chef Yeo Kyung-rae.