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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 spicy, super simple yukgaejang made in just 10 minutes using store-bought beef bone broth, thinly sliced beef, vegetables, egg, and chili oil.

A spicy dakgaejang that captures the flavor of a famous restaurant by adding chicken-fat chili oil, perilla seed radish stir-fry, and wok-fired mung bean sprouts.

A simple three-color namul made by seasoning bellflower roots, bracken, and soybean sprouts separately, then layering them in a single pot to steam-cook all at once.

A cleanly stir-fried bracken fern namul, with dried bracken boiled until tender and chewy, free of any bitter taste.

A budget-friendly pork yukgaejang made with plenty of pork hind leg, radish, and bracken fern stems, delivering a deep, spicy broth.

Soybean sprouts, doraji root (Korean bellflower, Platycodon grandiflorus), and gosari (Korean bracken fern, Pteridium aquilinum) are arranged in sections in a single pot and steamed together, creating a deeply flavorful and convenient holiday three-color namul.

A super simple bracken fern stir-fry coated in a sweet and savory all-purpose soy sauce seasoning and finished with the nuttiness of perilla seed powder.

A super-simple yukgaejang recipe that uses ground beef and large green onion to create a rich, refreshing broth in just 25 minutes.

A rich and savory nourishing chueotang made by thoroughly boiling affordable fresh mackerel instead of expensive loach, straining out the bones, and simmering.

A delicious stew where the chewy fernbrake and tender anchovy are deeply infused with a spicy, salty-sweet sauce.

A light and deeply nourishing eel soup made by simmering eel bones and heads into a clear broth, then adding tender vegetables and eel meat.