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Lee Yeon-bok's Yangjangpi
A hearty Korean-Chinese yangjangpi made by tossing leftover vegetables and meat in a spicy mustard sauce.
Maeil Matna Japchae
Glass noodles simmered in a soy sauce glaze until glossy, staying chewy and not swelling over time
Eonam Teacher's 10,000-Won Jjimdak
A budget-friendly jjimdak that recreates the rich flavor and color of restaurant-style Andong jjimdak at home using jjajang powder as a secret seasoning.
Aha Bujang's Yeop-tteok Style Mala Tteokbokki
A numbing and spicy mala tteokbokki made in the style of a popular delivery restaurant, using store-bought mala tang powder with added chili powder and aromatic oils.
Ttukdak Hyung's Gyeongsang-style Spicy Soybean Sprout Japchae
A Gyeongsang-style spicy soybean sprout japchae made by stir-frying glass noodles, square Korean fish cake (eomuk), and vegetables in a spicy gochujang sauce, perfect as a side dish with rice.
Ttukdak Hyung's Hong Kong-style Steamed Scallops with Glass Noodles
An exotic, high-end scallop dish made by topping thin glass noodles with Haesung soy sauce and aromatic vegetable oil sauce, then steaming with red scallops.
Kim Jin-soon's Banchan Shop Japchae
A banchan shop's know-how japchae recipe that boils unsoaked glass noodles in water with soy sauce and cooking oil so they don't get soggy over time.
Baek Jong-won's Galbitang
A clean and clear galbitang, perfectly simmered with beef ribs after thoroughly removing blood, enhanced by the refreshing taste of radish and kelp, and served with glass noodles for a restaurant-quality finish.
Baek Jong-won's Homemade Mandu
A traditional homemade gogi mandu (meat dumpling) with a perfect balance of pork and pork fat for juicy, non-dry filling, enhanced with soaked glass noodles and blanched bean sprouts for maximum texture.
Baek Jong-won's Super Simple Japchae
An unconventional, ultra-simple japchae recipe that eliminates the hassle of sautéing ingredients separately—either stir-fry everything in one pan or blanch all ingredients together in boiling water to drastically cut down cooking time.
This Man's Cook Instant Japchae
A no-burn instant japchae that you can stir-fry in just 3 minutes using prepped glass noodles and ingredients, paired with a versatile sauce.
Kim Jin-soon's Non-Soggy Japchae
The glass noodles are not pre-soaked but boiled directly in a soy sauce liquid to absorb flavor, and even when cooked in the same pan until the end, they do not become soggy.