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Chicken thigh meat yurinki with a perfectly crispy texture achieved by slowly frying from cold oil, ensuring no failure.

A rich and savory shrimp fried rice with tender shrimp and crisp vegetables, gently sautéed in a subtle green onion and garlic oil, seasoned with oyster sauce.

A calzone filled with premium prosciutto, salsiccia, roasted button mushrooms, and artichokes to maximize gourmet flavor

Fermented squid fried rice made by stir-frying fermented squid and rice with gochugaru and gochujang seasoning, finished with crushed seaweed and egg for extra savoriness.

A core guide to Baek Jong-won's easy and simple assorted jeon, from napa cabbage heart jeon to zucchini jeon, mushroom jeon, yukjeon, and frozen pollock jeon, using flour and egg wash.

A hearty and spicy soft tofu stew made by rendering the oil from pork belly to create a rich scallion and chili oil base, then adding beef bone broth for depth and a robust flavor.

The result matters more than the process—slightly imperfect shapes can be fixed by wrapping with the next layer of egg mixture, making this Baek Jong-won-style ultra-simple omelette roll easy for anyone to master.

A dish where fluffy, soft-boiled egg omelet is placed over ketchup fried rice, which is made by stir-frying the rice with scallions and onion until grainy.

Simple and seasonal eggplant rice made by stir-frying eggplants in scallion oil with soy sauce to develop a smoky flavor, then layering them over rice for a fluffy, satisfying one-bowl meal.

Instead of the traditional method of simmering meat for a long time, this quick yukgaejang achieves a deep and spicy broth in just 20 minutes by stir-frying beef and green onions in sesame oil to create fresh chili oil.

An ultra-simple ramen that recreates the rich flavor of Japanese tonkotsu ramen by adding stir-fried onion and doenjang in pork belly oil to store-bought Sari Gomtang noodles.

A soft, melt-in-your-mouth French toast made by soaking bread in a mixture of egg, milk, and sugar, as perfected by Baek Jong-won.