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A savory doenjang soup made by creating a deep broth with anchovy-shrimp stock, clams, and kelp, then adding blanched siraegi, doenjang, and various vegetables, simmering thoroughly, and finishing with perilla seed powder for a nutty richness.

A versatile red chili pepper syrup made by mixing red chili peppers and sugar in a 1:1 ratio, aging, and then blending. It can be used in kimchi and various dishes.

A spring geotjeori that highlights the fragrance of spring cabbage and wild chives, with apple and onion adding a refreshing, crunchy texture.

A sweet and savory seasoned laver jangajji made with aged laver. Coated with seasoning sauce and stacked, the sheets separate easily, making it a great side dish for rice.

A crisp and savory geotjeori made with spring altari radish. It uses fermented anchovy jeotgal for deep flavor and tastes best when eaten on the first day.

A kimchi made with myeongi leaves, fermented anchovy sauce, glutinous rice paste, and pear juice for deep savory flavor, with red chili peppers adding fragrance. After about 1 month of fermentation, it turns golden and becomes a perfect rice-stealing side dish.

A refreshing and clean dongchimi made with red mustard greens and radish. The broth is deepened by blending pear and radish, while dried chili peppers and jujubes add a subtle sweetness and color.

This is a pogi kimchi made with summer napa cabbage. The addition of red chili pepper syrup solids gives it a deep flavor, while scallions and water dropwort cut into short pieces add a refreshing taste.

A hot pot dish enjoyed moistly with plenty of bean sprouts on top of sweet bulgogi seasoning.

A summer kimchi made by mixing salted young summer radish greens and eolgari cabbage with a seasoning of apple, onion, red chili pepper, and fish sauce.

A savory and chewy side dish made by stir-frying perilla sprouts with soy sauce and starch syrup.

This braised half-dried pollack is deeply infused with seasoning and has a glossy sheen. The pollack, cleaned without any fishy smell, is pan-fried until golden and then braised with a savory sauce for a rich flavor.