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A neat and clean japchae that stays fresh even after time, made by mixing stir-fried fresh vegetables and meat with glass noodles coated in toasted sesame oil.

Seasonal large garlic kimchi bursting with umami, made by soaking large garlic in dried anchovy sauce for a long time, then mixing it with homemade mushroom-kombu broth and leftover rice paste for deep, savory flavor.

A super-simple japchae where all ingredients go into the rice cooker without boiling the glass noodles separately, and the spinach is finished using the residual heat of the keep-warm setting to preserve its texture.

A hearty and spectacular Beef Wellington crafted with care, from prepping the beef tenderloin to making the mushroom duxelles and pastry dough.

A premium holiday dish featuring tender, odor-free short ribs braised in a rich, savory soy sauce marinade, served with sweet potatoes and vegetables for both visual appeal and flavor.

Traditional kimjang kimchi made with napa cabbage, kelp-shiitake broth, salted anchovies, fresh shrimp, and codium seaweed.

A fusion Chinese-style beef stir-fry by Chef Lee Mun-jung, enhanced with a savory umami flavor from Worcestershire sauce and Maggi seasoning, featuring crisp and slightly bitter jute leaves for a unique taste.

A hearty dumpling with a crispy bottom, juicy filling, and an ornate snowflake-flecked fried crust

Japchae made by simmering glass noodles directly in a golden ratio seasoning mixture, remaining non-sticky and retaining chewiness and glossy sheen even after cooling

A life-changing jjimdak recipe by Baek Jong-won, perfectly recreating the deep brown color and sweet-salty umami of commercial jjimdak using jin ganjang and dark soy sauce.

A hearty and spicy soft tofu stew made by rendering the oil from pork belly to create a rich scallion and chili oil base, then adding beef bone broth for depth and a robust flavor.

Instead of the traditional method of simmering meat for a long time, this quick yukgaejang achieves a deep and spicy broth in just 20 minutes by stir-frying beef and green onions in sesame oil to create fresh chili oil.