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Baek Jong-won's Japchae
Soak glass noodles thoroughly and cook them to the right texture, then mix with separately stir-fried meat and vegetables to create a classic japchae that maintains its chewy texture even when eaten the next day.
Yeo Kyung-rae's Yangjangpi
Authentic Chinese dish featuring a stir-fried meat and vegetable mixture with a smoky aroma, served with a sharp mustard sauce and colorful fresh toppings
Park Eun-young Liquid Chicken Stock Chicken Gaejang
A quick and simple chicken gaejang that achieves deep, savory flavor akin to long-simmered broth by using liquid chicken stock as a secret ingredient.
Kim Ho-yoon's Japchae
A super-simple one-pan japchae where the glass noodles are simmered directly in the seasoning liquid instead of being boiled separately, so they stay firm and never turn mushy even after cooling.
This Man's Cook One-Pan Super Simple Japchae
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.
Maeil Matna Japchae
Glass noodles simmered in a soy sauce glaze until glossy, staying chewy and not swelling over time
Yeo Kyung-rae's Sweet and Sour Pork
Classic crispy fried pork with tender pork loin that stays crunchy even after time passes—this is the legendary no-meat version of sweet and sour pork.
Kim Jin-soon's Banchan Shop Japchae
A banchan shop's know-how japchae recipe that boils unsoaked glass noodles in water with soy sauce and cooking oil so they don't get soggy over time.
Baek Jong-won's Super Simple Japchae
An unconventional, ultra-simple japchae recipe that eliminates the hassle of sautéing ingredients separately—either stir-fry everything in one pan or blanch all ingredients together in boiling water to drastically cut down cooking time.
Kim Jin-soon's Non-Soggy Japchae
The glass noodles are not pre-soaked but boiled directly in a soy sauce liquid to absorb flavor, and even when cooked in the same pan until the end, they do not become soggy.
Park Eun-young's Yangjangpi Japchae
A special Chinese-style dish featuring colorful fresh vegetables and seafood with a tangy, spicy homemade mustard sauce
Hwang Jin-sun's Tangsu Urok
A premium Chinese-style dish featuring a whole rockfish with intricate cuts, deep-fried to crispy perfection and served with a tangy-sweet sauce infused with the rich aroma of green onions and ginger.