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A magical jeyuk bokkeum powder seasoning mixed in golden proportions, stored, and used to make fire-flavored shaved pork bulgogi in just 5 minutes.

A super-simple pojangmacha-style janchi-guksu that comes together in just 5 minutes using dasida, tuna extract, and the kick of sour kimchi—no need to make a separate broth.

A hearty beef large intestine tteokbokki made by simmering chewy beef large intestine and rice cakes in a spicy sauce with fine gochugaru and perilla seed powder.

A banchan shop-style soy-braised pork made by simmering boiled pork with a sweet-salty soy seasoning and flavor enhancers in a short time.

A moist-style kkakdugi fried rice made by mashing well-fermented altari kimchi and mini frozen dumplings for extra savory depth

A highly addictive rice thief dish made by crisply grilling chadolbagi to render fat, then simmering it with spicy seasoning and soft tofu until the broth is reduced.

A pork spine hangover soup boiled spicily with traditional soybean paste and chili powder, packed with a mountain of large green onions instead of dried napa cabbage greens.

A budget-friendly spicy braised pork made by cutting pork foreleg into rib-like pieces and simmering them in a spicy vegetable-infused seasoning sauce.

A naengmyeon bibim sauce that blends apple, pear, and pineapple juice for natural sweetness and a refreshing flavor.

A restaurant-style japchae where the glass noodles are blanched, the ingredients are stir-fried, and everything is tossed with oil and seasoning so the noodles stay soft and never get soggy even after sitting.

A rich and savory traditional yukgaejang with deep broth from stir-frying green onions and gochugaru in beef fat rendered from brisket, replicating the flavor of famous restaurants.

A spicy duruchigi that maximizes the chewiness of squid and the savory depth of kimchi by stir-frying until dry with no broth