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Pork belly marinated with soju and a touch of brown sugar to eliminate any gamey odor, steamed with crisp soybean sprouts and sweet napa cabbage, then dipped in mustard sauce for a healthy and flavorful dish.

A pork dish that is chewy and tender like professional jokbal, made by searing the whole pork shoulder to lock in juices, then braising and glazing it in a cola and soy sauce mixture.

A gochujang pickle made by soaking green chili and cheongyang chili in a seasoned soy sauce brine with licorice and jujube.

A simple, quick stir-fry using secret seasoning with a touch of Korean hot mustard to eliminate porky odors, enhancing rich, savory flavor and crisp texture.

A rich, savory chicken galbi made with tenderized chicken thighs marinated in finely grated onion, enhanced with the secret umami of doenjang and gochujang, stir-fried over high heat without moisture for a crisp, grainy texture.

A Waterless Oiji made by soaking Korean cucumbers in plum syrup, sea salt, and soju, with dried garlic skins and chili seeds added for flavor.

A restaurant-style Duck Jumulleok with rich, glossy texture from perilla seed powder and rice syrup, enhanced with the aroma of perilla leaves and garlic chives.

A rich and spicy pork belly stew made by searing the outer surface of whole pork belly like frying, then simmering it with well-aged kimchi and deep anchovy stock for a bold, savory flavor.

A hearty week-long side dish made with chef Kim Dae-seok's secret broth using diluted mustard to eliminate pork tenderloin's off-flavors and deliver deep, savory umami.

Traditional pickled chili with a crisp, tangy bite made without vinegar, using saltwater and soju.

An unusual perilla leaf side dish with a smooth, clinging texture and rich umami flavor, made with non-salty soybean paste seasoning mixed with flour slurry—perfect for rice.

Dakbokkeumtang made by blanching chicken to remove any off-odor and creating deep savory flavor with soy sauce, gochujang, and gochugaru