Filter recipes by category, time, difficulty, source, ingredient, and situation tag.
3,572 recipes found.

A kimchi jjigae that maximizes savory depth by using eomuk instead of pork or tuna, along with the included soup packet and gochujang.

A festive essential recipe featuring tender and savory pan-fried beef brisket with a special soy-based dipping sauce.

A side dish made by simmering tenderized jjimijae in a savory soy sauce marinade with fragrant chili peppers, without mayonnaise.

A simple Korean-style pizza toast made by spreading spaghetti sauce on bread, topping with cheese, ham, and spicy green chili to balance the richness.

A refreshing summer dongchimi with floating ice cubes, ready in just two days using a secret broth bag—no need to salt radish or boil glutinous rice paste.

A spicy stew made by simmering potatoes and fish cake in a gochugaru and gochujang-based sauce—perfect as a savory side dish that pairs wonderfully with rice.

A refreshing napa cabbage and perilla seed kimchi made in just 10 minutes by marinating radish and baby bok choy with sugar and salt, then adding a clear, clean broth made from chili powder and pear juice extracted through a stock bag.

By removing moisture from pollack fillets to firm up the flesh and adding egg yolk to create a golden, appetizing color, this recipe yields soft and flavorful pollack fritters.

Blanch oysters briefly in boiling water with soju for exactly 10 seconds to eliminate fishy odor and excess moisture, then coat them lightly in a crisp batter for tender, savory fritters with a delicate texture.

A refreshing and crisp water kimchi made with a broth blended from fruits and wheat flour, delivering deep, cool flavor.

A savory, richly flavored radish stew made without fish, using anchovies and kelp for depth, simmered with a spicy sauce of jujube syrup and perilla oil, bringing out the natural sweet and refreshing taste of autumn radish.

A refreshing side dish made by lightly tossing crisp cucumbers and fragrant watercress stems in a spicy-sweet dressing, perfect for stimulating the appetite.