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A golden 1:2 ratio of kimchi to water and gentle simmering over low heat for 40 minutes infuse the kimchi jjim with the savory depth of ham and spicy tuna.

A super simple spicy tuna stew made in just 5 minutes by adding a can of tuna, vegetables, and seasonings all at once, without kimchi.

A hearty kimchi hot pot where generous pork and refreshing soybean sprouts come together to create a deep, rich broth.

Homemade Jamaican chicken made by marinating whole chicken legs in a special blend of soy sauce, barbecue sauce, doubanjiang, and baking until crispy.

Pork neck bones with plenty of meat are blanched, then simmered for 2 hours with a sweet and spicy special sauce and sliced onion until the onion melts in, finished with udon noodles and fried rice for a budget-friendly meal.

A super-simple soybean sprout kimchi soup that brings out deep savory flavor with well-fermented kimchi, soybean sprouts, fermented sand lance sauce, and beef dashida.

A practical japchae where glass noodles are colored deeply with dark soy sauce without pre-soaking, then coated with oil to prevent clumping even after time passes.

A classic dakbokkeumtang where chicken pieces are briefly blanched to coat the surface, then simmered with onion, potato, and savory seasonings until the sauce reduces to a rich consistency.

A dish of pork belly smoked at home using green tea bags, tossed in a sweet and spicy secret sauce inspired by the famous Jikoba-style seasoning.

Achieve the golden ratio of water to egg mixture in a clay pot, then top with generous amounts of mozzarella and cheddar cheese for a puffed-up, explosive egg custard.

Soak japchae rice cakes in cold water for 30 minutes, then marinate in soy sauce to prevent them from softening over time. This premium japchae guk features a rich flavor from beef toppings stir-fried until crisp and a store-bought galbi-tang broth base.

A spicy-sweet gochujang sauce that clings perfectly to tender pork neck and squid, stir-fried without excess moisture to maximize the smoky fire flavor in this duruchigi.