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A refreshing bean sprout radish soup with thinly sliced radish to shorten cooking time and savory shrimp paste for a clean, rich umami flavor.

Marinating radish in soy sauce broth prevents it from breaking down, while stir-frying beef brisket and green onions without oil enhances umami flavor—this is a hearty radish soup inspired by street-side jjigae-style rice porridge.

Homemade kimchi dumplings with moist, chewy wrappers and a savory filling made by thoroughly squeezing out moisture from the ingredients and enhancing the meat with marinade.

A refreshing and crisp summer cold soup made with a savory broth simmered from kelp and bean sprouts, enhanced with roasted seaweed and plum syrup.

Boiled briefly with 1 cup of water and quickly cooled in cold water, then enhanced with anchovy fish sauce and sesame salt for maximum umami flavor.

A traditional yukgaejang made by first stir-frying beef shank in a pressure cooker until tender, then simmering it with generous amounts of large green onion and vegetables for a deep, rich flavor.

A hangover ramyun that maximizes flavor by first boiling soybean sprouts and kimchi to draw out a refreshing broth, then finishing with fermented anchovy sauce and a poached-style egg.

A super-simple hangover ramyun that delivers the refreshing depth of a seafood stew specialist in just 5 minutes by adding doenjang, garlic, and tuna extract to ramyun seasoning.

A Japanese-style ramen with a deep meat broth from boiled pork belly, enhanced with chicken stock for umami, topped with sweet and savory chashu.

A beloved Korean side dish made by gently mixing blanched soybean sprouts with fragrant garlic chives and an umami-packed all-purpose seasoning sauce.

A super simple anju dish that uses the fat from the chadolbagi itself to stir-fry garlic and finishes bean sprouts with residual heat, keeping them crunchy.

A super-fast bibimbap made in just 3 minutes and 30 seconds using a microwave, combining all vegetables in one bowl without the need to sauté them separately.