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A zucchini stew simmered deeply and boldly with a rich base of onions sautéed in tuna oil and chili oil, featuring potatoes and generous amounts of savory tuna.

A spicy braised tofu dish where tofu, pork, and cheongyang chili peppers are simmered in a spicy sauce until the liquid is reduced, delivering a sharp, peppery kick.

A savory and mild stir-fry of sundae (Korean blood sausage) and vegetables like cabbage and mushrooms, seasoned with soybean paste and perilla oil.

A spicy pollack stew with a deep flavor, made by simmering pollack, which has less fishy odor and is good for beginners. A spicy and refreshing taste is added with gochujang and doenjang base, seasoned with salted shrimp and ginger for a refreshing umami.

A jjageuli stew made by stir-frying front leg meat for soup and vegetables in a spicy seasoning, then adding grated potato to thicken and deepen the broth.

A kimchi-making essential—tender, juicy whole pork belly steamed with green onions and onions, using kombu and soju to eliminate off-flavors.

A dish where beef brisket is grilled, and then tofu is pan-fried until golden brown in the savory rendered fat, before being simmered in a spicy and salty sauce.

Chonggak kimchi jjim, where golden-browned pork belly and chonggak kimchi are simmered in kimchi brine and chili seasoning for a spicy, deep flavor

A hearty summer side dish with spicy green chili and savory medium anchovies, stir-fried with doenjang and anchovy fish sauce for a deep, satisfying flavor that pairs perfectly with rice.

Tender pork belly suyuk with rich juices, slowly cooked without water using only the natural moisture from apples and onions

Sautéed vegetables and doenjang in generous amounts of cooking oil, then simmered with finely chopped dried anchovies to create a rich, savory side dish that pairs perfectly with rice.

Pan-fry beef over low heat to draw out its rich oil, bring to a boil once, cool completely, then reboil to deeply infuse the flavor of doenjang into both the vegetables and meat—Baek Jong-won's secret technique for a profoundly flavorful jjigae.