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A flavorful broth seasoning made by sautéing gochujang and chili powder in the rich, savory oil rendered from searing beef short ribs.

A hearty, all-season side dish that balances the salty tang of pickled chili with a savory, spicy-sweet seasoning for an irresistible bite.

Blanching dried seaweed briefly to eliminate its fishy taste, then enjoying it in a refreshing, tangy-sweet broth with cucumber and vegetables

Perilla leaves are stacked upright and quickly softened by a hot pickling liquid, then the resulting brine is fully reused as a seasoning base—this is an Altoran-style perilla leaf salad recipe.

A healthy jeon dish made without any flour, where the eggplant centers are hollowed out using a lid and filled with a mixture of minced pork and seasoned vegetables, then grilled.

A spring rice thief scallion muchim that preserves the scallion's flavor by cooling it with its own heat without rinsing in cold water, and adds deep umami with soup soy sauce.

A deeply flavorful beef seaweed soup made by quickly drawing out the blood from the beef with sugar and cooking wine water, resulting in a clean and tender taste without any off-flavors.

Smoked with green tea bags, then stir-fried with spicy seasoning and vegetables, finished with a torch for a smoky flavor—this is charcoal-flavored jeyuk made from Costco's large-size pork belly.

Winter delicacy clam salad made with abundant fresh perilla, a special seasoning sauce, and clams boiled to a tender texture using a flour cleaning method that removes all earthy taste.

Radish is first pickled in sea salt and dried anchovy sauce, then stir-fried without oil before being simmered into a clear, refreshing soup using dried shrimp stock.

A savory, well-balanced stew that enhances the umami of fresh mackerel with crisp radish greens, using soybean paste and onion brine to eliminate fishy odors while creating a tender texture—perfect as a side dish for rice.

Quickly cook shiitake mushrooms in the microwave, tear them into strands, then stir-fry with their natural savory broth and perilla seed powder for a moist, simple side dish.