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A spicy and savory sweet pumpkin stew with a rich, deep broth made by adding gochujang and a touch of doenjang to dried anchovy stock, free from greasiness.

Dry-fried yellow croaker flakes to remove fishy odor, then sautéed with dried seaweed in perilla oil before being simmered with rice washing water and anchovy sauce to create a creamy, refreshing miyeokguk inspired by Altoran's method

Using a thick, well-aged flour dough as a substitute for rice cakes, this unique tteokbokki adds depth and aromatic flavor with potatoes and perilla leaves.

A sensational tonkatsu restaurant-style kkakdugi that uses cider and New Sugar to remove the radish's spiciness and maximize crunchiness with a sweet and sour flavor.

A delightful side dish combining crispy fried small anchovies and savory roasted seaweed, tossed in a special fish sauce-based seasoning.

A spring seasonal water kimchi that uses blended cold rice instead of flour paste, with tomatoes for a refreshing, tangy, and deep savory taste.

A springtime instant geotjeori made by crisply brining albaechu in water with dissolved new sugar and sun-dried salt, then lightly tossing with a special fish sauce seasoning paste and scallions.

Spicy side dish made by marinating ground pork with chopped green chili peppers and seasoning with soybean paste and anchovy sauce, aged for a week and served as a flavorful rice companion.

A savory green onion kimchi that highlights the slender, tender texture of autumn green onions without soaking them separately, enhanced with the fresh sweetness of onion for a delicious, immediate taste.

A savory, slightly spicy jangjorim made by simmering duck eggs in a broth of dried anchovies and kelp, enhanced with chili peppers and garlic.

A Sichuan-style mapo eggplant stir-fry made without doubanjiang, using soybean paste and oyster sauce instead—perfect for mixing into rice with a quick stir.

Cucumber kimchi with crispness preserved until the very last bite, using solar salt and maltose to draw out osmotic moisture