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A rich, savory stew made with tender pork neck and soft tofu, simmered in a hearty blend of gochujang, doenjang, and jin ganjang—so satisfying it can empty three bowls of rice.

Pan-fried thick-cut pork belly with a rich, spicy-sweet sauce and plenty of crisp scallion slivers for a hearty, satisfying meat side dish.

A super simple budae jjigae that delivers deep flavor in just 5 minutes without broth, using cup noodles and powdered soup mix

A spicy-sweet stir-fry of tender chicken thigh meat and crisp vegetables in a subtly curry-flavored sauce, generously melted with rich cheese

A super easy side dish made by stir-frying minced pork shoulder with green onion oil and chili oil for a spicy-sweet flavor that pairs perfectly with rice.

A one-pan fusion cream pasta with a rich, thick sauce made by sautéing gochugaru and garlic in the savory fat from pork belly, then enriching it with milk, gochujang, and tomato pasta sauce.

A spicy broth pasta inspired by jajangmyeon, made with pork belly, tomato sauce, and gochujang for a bold, savory flavor.

A super simple bean sprout bulgogi recipe that combines store-bought steamed chicken seasoning and gochujang bulgogi seasoning in a 1:1 ratio, stir-frying with a mountain of bean sprouts and pork without additional seasoning for a spicy-sweet flavor.

A hearty, rich, and satisfying steamed dish featuring thick pork belly seared in green onion oil, simmered with gochujang and soft tofu to create a thick, savory broth that pairs perfectly with rice.

A week-long side dish made by briefly blanching sweet and slightly spicy winter spinach, then tossing it with a savory gochujang and doenjang-based dressing.

A soup-style tteokbokki featuring thick pork belly cooked like shabu-shabu in a spicy-sweet jajang base, paired with fragrant perilla leaves

A hearty and deeply flavorful soopbap made by simmering pork stir-fried in garlic oil with a gochujang and doenjang-based broth, adding sundubu and rice to create a thick, rich texture perfect for both a meal and an accompaniment to alcohol.