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Okjubu's Oi Tangtangi
A refreshing, crunchy cucumber side dish that's a rice thief, with seasoning deeply absorbed after being pounded with a mallet

Lim Sung-geun's All-Purpose Kimjang Seasoning Paste
This is Imjjang's all-purpose kimjang seasoning paste, made simply with starch syrup instead of cooking a starch paste.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Spicy Marinated Raw Crab
A rich, savory marinated raw crab dish made by coating cut crabs in a thick seasoning paste and letting them mature.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Braised Potatoes with Kkwarigochu
A spicy and chewy braised side dish of potatoes and kkwarigochu peppers.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Gamjajeon
A potato pancake that is chewy inside and crispy outside. To bring out the natural flavor of potatoes, it is made with only potatoes and salt, without any other flour.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Spring Altari Geotjeori
A crisp and savory geotjeori made with spring altari radish. It uses fermented anchovy jeotgal for deep flavor and tastes best when eaten on the first day.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Soy-Braised Pork
A luxurious soy-braised dish made by simmering pork tenderloin in vegetable broth, shredding it along the grain, and braising it with quail eggs, jujubes, whole garlic cloves, and kkwarigochu peppers in a soy sauce seasoning.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Braised Half-Dried Pollock in Soy Sauce
Chewy, springy half-dried pollock braised in a soy sauce seasoning, glistening with a glossy finish—a perfect rice-stealing side dish.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Stir-fried Perilla Sprouts
A savory and chewy side dish made by stir-frying perilla sprouts with soy sauce and starch syrup.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Nostalgic Soy-Braised Soybeans (Bokkeun Kongjaban, Mejukongjang, Kongjorim)
A nostalgic soy-braised soybean dish packed with the nutty flavor of pan-roasted soybeans, no boiling required. After 12 hours of resting, the chewy texture is outstanding.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Chojang
A sashimi restaurant-style chogochujang with added yogurt for deeper flavor. The sweet and sour taste blends with the savory depth of gochujang, pairing well with raw fish, seafood, and wrap vegetables.

Yoon Yi-ryeon's Pa Kimchi
A super simple pa kimchi that requires no salting—just mix and let it wilt slightly before eating. Fermented anchovy jeotgal and a cold rice starch slurry create deep umami, while the sweet seasoning harmonizes with the scallions.