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Korean mallow with coarse salt rubbed vigorously to remove its raw aroma, marinated with rich doenjang and simmered deeply and refreshingly for a hearty, savory soup.

Traditional potato ongsimi made with freshly extracted starch from grated potatoes and finely chopped broccoli, resulting in a chewy texture and vibrant green hue.

A nourishing soup that removes the fishy smell from seaweed using mirin instead of sesame oil, then simmers with fresh abalone and albaegi cabbage for a clear, refreshing flavor.

Blanching fresh garlic chives in boiling water with soju for 30 seconds removes their sharpness, then tossing them with dried anchovies and a reduced seasoning sauce creates a savory, umami-rich side dish.

A simple 3-minute side dish made by mixing tender, non-fried anchovies with scallions in a savory sauce using only the microwave to eliminate fishy odor—no cooking required.

A savory, rice-matching steamed kimchi made by soaking old kimchi in rehydrated dried anchovy broth, then finished with perilla oil.

A delightful kimchi made by briefly blanching young radish greens, mixing with pickled cucumber and a special seasoning to create a clean, fresh flavor without any raw bitterness.

Stir-fried radish greens that are tenderized by gently pounding the stems with a mallet, then simmered with soybean paste marinade, large dried anchovies, and rice washing water for a rich, savory side dish perfect with rice.

gangdoenjang simmered with sautéed dried anchovies and shiitake mushrooms, served with steamed cabbage

A side dish that brings out the natural umami of anchovies by making the stir-fry sweet rather than salty, with added depth from plum syrup.

Nutritious rice balls made without additional seasoning, relying solely on the savory saltiness of crispy stir-fried dried anchovies

A hearty and satisfying Gangneung Jang Kalguksu featuring fresh vegetables, kalguksu noodles, and egg in a savory broth made with gochujang and doenjang, simmered in a rich, umami-packed stock.