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A versatile side dish made by stir-frying minced pork in a spicy and sweet jeyuk sauce until dry, perfect as a topping for rice bowls, noodles, or ssam-bap.

A savory combination of pork belly, chewy octopus, and shrimp simmered in a special sauce made with grated onion and beef bone broth, creating a delicious rice thief dish.

Vienna sausages and onion stir-fried in savory garlic oil, coated in a sweet and spicy ketchup-gochujang sauce. A perfect snack.

Spicy braised pork ribs steamed in a rice cooker until the meat falls off the bone, using only grated radish as the base instead of water.

A spicy-sweet boneless dakbokkeumtang made in just 24 minutes using a large bowl and a microwave, no need to stand over the stove stirring.

A rice thief stew that maximizes savory flavor by thinly slicing ham and sausages and pan-frying them until golden brown in oil, then adding bean sprouts for a refreshing taste.

A restaurant-style sweet and spicy dakgangjeong that boasts extreme crunchiness, made by double-frying chicken coated in a batter of starch and chicken fry mix, then a final coating of rice flour.

A seasoned chicken that maximizes umami with doubanjiang and barbecue sauce, finished with a creamy white sauce drizzled in a zigzag pattern, in the style of supreme chicken.

Baek Jong-won's favorite staple seasoning paste, made by stir-frying minced pork and various vegetables in oil to remove moisture, then simmering them with doenjang and gochujang.

A versatile stir-fried gochujang with minced beef, onions, and green onions, stir-fried until completely dry, then flavored with soy sauce and sugar and simmered with gochujang.

A spicy eomuk with a simple golden ratio of water, gochujang, sugar, and soy sauce, enhanced with the refreshing taste of green onions and cheongyang peppers, easily recreating the street stall flavor at home.

Imokase's signature jeyuk bokkeum that achieves tender, spicy-sweet flavor without marinating—just add meat and seasoning before turning on the heat.