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A Japanese izakaya-style stir-fry that uses the rich, savory fat from thick pork belly to sauté garlic and vegetables, quickly preserving the crisp texture of soybean sprouts over high heat.

A special side dish featuring crisp blanched soybean sprouts cooked with only half a cup of water, enhanced with rich perilla seed powder for deep flavor.

A refreshing kimchi jjigae made by layering crunchy soybean sprouts, pork foreleg, and aged kimchi in a pot, then pouring in kimchi liquid and seasonings and simmering.

A Korean BBQ restaurant-style fried rice made by stir-frying crispy soybean sprouts, well-fermented kimchi, and cheese in the pork fat rendered from samgyeopsal, cooked without oil splatter using round parchment paper.

A standout squid dish featuring crisp soybean sprouts and whole squid, steamed with soju to eliminate fishy odor, then stir-fried over high heat for a spicy kick.

A refreshing hangover ramen with a deep, clean broth made by simmering thin slices of radish and dried yellow croaker with a meat stock coin, then adding soybean sprouts for a cleansing, invigorating finish.

A high-value recipe featuring plenty of crisp soybean sprouts stir-fried with thinly sliced pork belly in a spicy-sweet homemade sauce, delivering rich flavor and satisfying texture.

A soybean sprout soup with deep, spicy flavor and refreshing taste, achieved by removing fishy odor with whole peppercorns and enhancing depth with shrimp paste and red chili powder.

Infusing chili powder into a broth pouch for a clean, non-greasy flavor and enhancing umami with shrimp paste, creating a refreshing soup even more refreshing than a hangover remedy

A super simple japchae where the glass noodles are coated with oil while boiling to prevent sticking, and crunchy soybean sprouts and chewy fish cakes are quickly stir-fried with a special seasoning sauce.

A hangover ramyun that maximizes flavor by first boiling soybean sprouts and kimchi to draw out a refreshing broth, then finishing with fermented anchovy sauce and a poached-style egg.

A super-simple hangover ramyun that delivers the refreshing depth of a seafood stew specialist in just 5 minutes by adding doenjang, garlic, and tuna extract to ramyun seasoning.