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A 5-minute dumpling hot pot that uses anchovy kalguksu instant noodles as a base, with fish sauce and chicken stock powder for a deep, refreshing broth.

A tteokbokki that recreates the thick, rich texture of restaurant-style rosé tteokbokki using a rosé powder made with coffee creamer and chicken stock.

A super simple and affordable rice noodle soup made by stir-frying fish sauce and soy sauce in the rendered fat from thinly sliced pork belly to create a savory base, then boiling bean sprouts and noodles.

A gan-jjajangmyeon where chunjang is stir-fried in oil to remove bitterness, and generously added with pork and vegetables, flavored with chicken stock and oyster sauce.

A sweet, tangy, and crunchy Chinese-style cucumber salad made by smashing cucumbers with a mallet and tossing them with garlic, vinegar, sugar, and fermented anchovy sauce.

Strain through a sieve to remove air bubbles, then heat in intervals in the microwave without a ttukbaegi to make an ultra-moist, soft and jiggly pudding gyeran-jjim.

A thick, hearty doenjang sulbap made by stir-frying soybean paste and garlic in thinly sliced pork belly fat for deep flavor, then simmering rice and vegetables until luscious.

A super-simple eomuk-tang that recreates the taste of street food stalls and specialty shops using only store-bought basic seasoning combinations, without any vegetable or seafood broth.

A whole chicken massaged with oil and seasoning, then air-fried to crispy skin and juicy meat, just like electric rotisserie chicken.

A restaurant-style meat sundubu jjigae loaded with ground pork and vegetables, finished with Chinese-style wok oil for a smoky, spicy kick.

A highly addictive broth-based tteokbokki made by pre-mixing a patent-pending all-purpose red powder seasoning and simmering it with water and rice cakes.

A clear and spicy dakbokkeumtang loaded with minced garlic, simmered in the style of a famous Jongno restaurant.