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Bibim guksu that maximizes sweet and sour flavors by first coating the noodles with a sauce of soy sauce and sesame oil to prevent sogginess.

A core guide to Baek Jong-won's easy and simple assorted jeon, from napa cabbage heart jeon to zucchini jeon, mushroom jeon, yukjeon, and frozen pollock jeon, using flour and egg wash.

Maximizing savory flavor by adding canned tuna to basic stir-fried fish cakes, and enhancing the taste with tuna oil for a unique side dish.

An ultra-simple potato stir-fry cooked without removing starch, using the moisture and sweetness of onions to prevent sticking.

Marinated inexpensive pork cuts become tender, then stir-fried to perfection with doubanjiang and oyster sauce for an intense, spicy-savory umami flavor.

An innovative one-pan japchae that eliminates the hassle of separately boiling and stir-frying ingredients—simply add ingredients and seasonings in order to a single wok and simmer to completion.

A simple, savory-sweet side dish made by stir-frying stone seaweed coated with a golden ratio of sesame oil and cooking oil until crisp, then finishing with sugar and seasoned salt after turning off the heat.

Stir-fried kalguksu noodles with thinly julienned square fish cakes in a spicy gochujang sauce, quickly stir-fried over high heat to maximize wok hei and chewiness.

Somyeon noodles tossed in a brewed soy sauce, maesil extract, and perilla oil dressing, topped with zucchini stir-fried with saeujeot

A savory and soft Ttukbaegi Gyeranjjim by Baek Jong-won, made by pouring egg mixture into a ttukbaegi, scraping the bottom as it cooks, and then covering with another ttukbaegi to let it puff up.

A representative of the three-colored namul for holidays, this spinach namul is blanched briefly to maintain its crispness, with finely ground sesame seeds and soup soy sauce (or fish sauce) maximizing its nutty and savory flavors.

A super-simple japchae that skips the hassle of stir-frying ingredients separately. Meat, vegetables, and glass noodles go into a single frying pan in order, with cola added to create an appetizing brown color that stays glossy without turning soggy.