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A rustic-style Korean zucchini stew that preserves the tender texture of round Korean zucchinis by marinating them with salted shrimp and anchovy fish sauce, then simmering without broth using finely chopped dried anchovies to create a rich, savory flavor.

A savory fish stew featuring tender zucchini and radish marinated in soy sauce and rice syrup, topped with hairtail fish and vegetables, simmered in a spicy, slightly sweet sauce

A savory, non-salty soybean paste infused with the rustic flavor of cleaned anchovies and fragrant oil from green onions and onions, served with tender pumpkin leaf wraps.

A vegetable side dish made by grilling zucchini and eggplant without oil until golden, then marinating them in a savory soy-bean paste and sesame oil sauce for deep, rich, and nutty flavor.

A recipe that creates a rich and hearty Chinese restaurant-style jjamppong by stir-frying meat and vegetables with a smoky wok flavor using beef bone-based ramen like tonkotsu or sari gomtang.

A spicy and savory sundubu jjigae simmered with clams, soft tofu, zucchini, and shiitake mushrooms in a bold seasoning made from gochugaru, green onions, and garlic.

A fluffy pilaf made by stir-frying chicken thigh with carrot and zucchini in a soy sauce seasoning, finished with buttery richness.

Chef Jung Ho-young's refreshing and spicy flower crab soup, combining the crispness of flower crab with the deep umami of clams, featuring tender crab meat that's perfectly cooked without over-boiling.

A stir-fried noodle dish with a Chinese flair, featuring chewy kalguksu noodles and crisp vegetables tossed in a special jeyuk sauce with a spicy gochujang and savory doenjang base, infused with a smoky flavor.

A jjamppong that uses the secret seasoning 'jjamppong-dashi' and a seafood mix, stir-frying vegetables until just before charring to achieve the deep wok flavor characteristic of specialty shops.

A thick, meat-restaurant-style doenjang jjageuribap made by cooking rice with savory doenjang, rich usamgyeop (beef belly), and plenty of vegetables in a rice cooker.

A recipe that replicates the rich, heavy, and nutty flavor of a meat restaurant-style doenjang jjigae using store-bought jjigae soybean paste and crushed sesame.