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A rustic-style gang doenjang, perfect as a side dish or lettuce wrap, made with boiled barley rice for a rich, savory flavor without excessive saltiness and a satisfying, popping texture.

A one-pan style super simple jjajang sauce made by putting all ingredients and seasonings into an electric rice cooker and pressing the cook button.

A clean chicken kalguksu made by roasting a chicken until golden brown, then simmering it in beef bone broth with kalguksu noodles, potatoes, carrots, and other vegetables.

A rich, deep curry made by searing meat coated in curry powder, slow-cooked with caramelized onions and tomatoes—tastes even better the next day.

A quick and chewy potato jajangmyeon made without the hassle of preparing fish stock, using coin broth and a wooden spoon for fast, clean results.

A hearty banquet kalguksu with thin wheat noodles, kimchi, carrot, zucchini, and various toppings served in a dried anchovy broth

Baek Jong-won's meat jjamppong ramyun recreates the deep flavor of restaurant-style jjamppong by browning pork hind leg until golden for a smoky wok flavor and adding plenty of vegetables.

A foolproof Korean barbecue restaurant-style doenjang-jjigae that subtly incorporates cheonggukjang for a deep, savory richness.

A rice thief stew made by simmering sour kimchi, pork, and potatoes with a restaurant's secret kimchi seasoning that has been aged for a day, producing a richly flavorful and slightly thickened broth.

Baek Jong-won's favorite staple seasoning paste, made by stir-frying minced pork and various vegetables in oil to remove moisture, then simmering them with doenjang and gochujang.

A luxurious jjamppong ramen made by stir-frying fresh vegetables and seafood with a regular packet of ramen, adding a deep and rich Chinese-style smoky flavor.

A fail-proof sundubu jjigae that's rich and spicy, made by infusing chili oil directly without needing to prepare a separate broth.