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Using fresh mustard to eliminate meat odors, and perilla seed powder and potato starch for a rich aroma and chewy texture, this recipe delivers juicy donggeurangtang.

A nacho-style taco featuring crispy fried tater tots topped generously with spicy chipotle braised beef and fresh, tangy large tomato pico de gallo

A unique jeon made by layering a mixture of egg wash, cleaned minced spam, and spicy green chili on gim, then pan-frying until crispy—without using any flour, starch, or water.

A rustic-style Korean zucchini stew that preserves the tender texture of round Korean zucchinis by marinating them with salted shrimp and anchovy fish sauce, then simmering without broth using finely chopped dried anchovies to create a rich, savory flavor.

A savory fish stew featuring tender zucchini and radish marinated in soy sauce and rice syrup, topped with hairtail fish and vegetables, simmered in a spicy, slightly sweet sauce

A Traditional Oiji made by blanching white cucumbers in boiling salt water for 30 seconds each, then aging them in a brine with chili seeds and soju.

A rich, savory tteokbokki with a deep umami broth made by simmering dried anchovies and stirring in a generous spoon of stir-fried chunjang for intense flavor.

A refreshing radish kimchi made by slicing radishes roughly and coarsely, leaving the skin on like sharpening a pencil, then marinating them with dried chili peppers and seasoned rice for a crisp, cool flavor.

Crisp white kimchi with a deep, refreshing broth flavor made from kelp rice paste, pear, garlic, and ginger juice.

A savory, non-salty soybean paste infused with the rustic flavor of cleaned anchovies and fragrant oil from green onions and onions, served with tender pumpkin leaf wraps.

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.

Blanch chicken wings in cola to remove gamey odor, then simmer them in a savory-sweet soy-bean paste and oyster sauce glaze