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Lee Won-il's Perilla Leaf Chimmichuri Pot Steak
Pot steak with a Korean twist using fragrant perilla leaves in chimmichuri sauce, featuring a crispy exterior and tender interior
Jung Ho-young's Budae Jjigae
A professional-style budae jjigae with deep, rich flavor enhanced by sautéed ham and store-bought galbitang broth
Kim Dae-seok's King Oyster Mushroom Beef Stir-Fry
A special side dish that combines the chewy texture of king oyster mushrooms with the rich flavor of beef, enhanced with a subtle mustard aroma.
Seonkyoung Longest's Oi Sobagi
A vegan oi sobagi with a Yondu and maesil extract base, pickled in boiled salt water to maintain long-lasting crunchiness
Raymon Kim's Butter Chicken Curry
Authentic Indian-style curry with tender chicken marinated in yogurt, enriched with the rich flavors of butter and fresh tomatoes.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Yeolmu Kimchi
Yeolmu kimchi with a refreshing and spicy seasoning made by blending cold rice and pear, featuring yeolmu that has been brined in salt water to remove grassy notes and soften it gently.
Kim Dae-seok's Seaweed Stem Stir-Fry
A simple, budget-friendly side dish that eliminates the fishy odor using flour and preserves a satisfying chewy texture
Sung Si-kyung's All-Purpose Sauce Spicy Stir-Fried Pork
A spicy stir-fried pork with an all-purpose sauce that deepens flavor by subtly adding oyster sauce and curry powder to gochujang, gochugaru, and soy sauce.
Ttukdak Hyung's Spicy Braised Beef Tendon and Shank
Chewy beef tendon and beef shank are boiled with doenjang and bay leaves to remove any off-flavors, then braised in a gochugaru seasoning for a spicy, savory dish.
Kim Jin-soon's Onion and Pork Curry
Onions are microwaved to remove moisture, then caramelized, and thin slices of pork foreleg are added to create a tender Japanese-style curry.
Kim Dae-seok's Stir-Fried Jiri Anchovies
A crispy, savory gari-melchi bokkeum with deep umami flavor and no sticking, using gochujang-jjajang instead of syrup and a small amount of raw sugar added at the end for coating.
Baek Jong-won's Dakbokkeumtang
Baek Jong-won's original Dakbokkeumtang, made by blanching chicken once to completely remove any gamey odor, then adding sugar first to allow the sweetness to deeply penetrate the meat, and finally seasoning with spicy gochugaru and rich soy sauce.