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A hearty Korean-Chinese yangjangpi made by tossing leftover vegetables and meat in a spicy mustard sauce.

Japchae made by simmering glass noodles directly in a golden ratio seasoning mixture, remaining non-sticky and retaining chewiness and glossy sheen even after cooling

A life-changing jjimdak recipe by Baek Jong-won, perfectly recreating the deep brown color and sweet-salty umami of commercial jjimdak using jin ganjang and dark soy sauce.

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.

A Korean buffet-style japchae made by stir-frying glass noodles, vegetables, and beef in a soy sauce seasoning for a hearty dish.

A super simple japchae that cooks all ingredients—seasoning, vegetables, and glass noodles—in a single wok without the hassle of stir-frying each ingredient separately.

An innovative one-pan japchae that eliminates the hassle of separately boiling and stir-frying ingredients—simply add ingredients and seasonings in order to a single wok and simmer to completion.

Secret japchae recipe using glass noodles soaked in lukewarm water and coated with cooking oil before stir-frying, keeping the noodles chewy and fresh even after two days.

A driver's restaurant-style ttukbaegi bulgogi made in just 10 minutes in the microwave with marinated beef and glass noodles.

An addictive jeongol made by stir-frying perfectly grilled makchang (beef tripe) with a spicy mala sauce, then simmering with abundant vegetables, meat, and beef bone broth.

A cost-effective dish where brisket point (chadol yangji) is boiled until tender, producing a rich and clear broth, served with glass noodles or thin noodles and garnishes.

A super-simple japchae that skips the hassle of stir-frying ingredients separately. Meat, vegetables, and glass noodles go into a single frying pan in order, with cola added to create an appetizing brown color that stays glossy without turning soggy.