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A tender salmon steak enhanced with mirim and kelp, pan-seared with butter and finished with a sweet yuja-cheong sauce.

A master steak guide that coats a thick striploin with rosemary aroma, searing the outside crispy while keeping the inside juicy and moist.

An overwhelming visual masterpiece of barbecue, featuring a prime rib cut seared with whole bone marrow in a rotisserie oven

Chef Fabri's life-changing ragù sauce, made by braising whole cuts of meat for a long time and shredding them along the grain to maximize flavor and texture, instead of using ground meat.

A grand party dish featuring whole pork belly with fine, uniform cuts, stuffed with herbs and rolled tightly, then roasted to achieve a crispy texture like fried food and a moist, creamy fat layer inside.

This is a whole roasted turkey for year-end parties, stuffed with lemon, parsley, and garlic butter under the breast skin to ensure it is moist, flavorful, and not dry.

A precise pan-frying recipe that achieves a perfect gradient inside a 5cm thick T-bone steak by flipping it every 2 minutes over very low heat.

Steak paired with a garnish that maximizes texture—perfectly seared ribeye cooked evenly using the traditional sous-vide and arosé techniques, combined with crispy toasted quinoa and smoked green onions.

A traditional British home-style dish featuring a fragrant lamb mince filling with deep Maillard reaction, topped with smooth and rich mashed potatoes and baked to perfection.

A cheat-code steak recipe that creates a perfect dark brown Maillard crust without complex pan techniques by coating the steak surface with mayonnaise.

This is a homemade bacon made by coating a thick slab of pork belly with the luxurious sweetness of maple syrup and a diverse spice rub, curing it for a week, and then smoking it with the subtle scent of oak wood.

A recipe for perfectly cooking an overwhelming 5cm thick T-bone steak using the sous vide method, followed by searing for a foolproof result.