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Adds umami depth with yogurt and creates crisp, non-soggy onion kimchi by soaking in maltose and salt to prevent moisture buildup

Pizza tteokbokki made by sautéing bacon and bell peppers, then simmering rice cakes, fish cake, and cheese in a tomato gochujang sauce

A richly flavored mackerel stew with fresh sweet potato stems and soft potatoes, simmered with a special sauce enhanced with ketchup, eliminating any fishy odor.

A simple 3-minute side dish made by mixing tender, non-fried anchovies with scallions in a savory sauce using only the microwave to eliminate fishy odor—no cooking required.

A spicy Gwangju-style zucchini gukbap made by simmering pork foreleg, zucchini, and carrot in a fine gochugaru seasoning

A refreshing kimchi made by soaking spicy summer radish in New Sugar sweetener to reduce bitterness, then mixing with a special seasoning of blended red chili and cold rice for a cool, deep flavor.

A deep-flavored kimchi made by mixing seasoned paste of garlic, ginger, and gochugaru into salted napa cabbage and fermenting it for a month.

A fiery, spicy red jjajangmyeon made by stir-frying pork belly, onion, and cabbage in a bold chili seasoning, then tossing with Chinese-style noodles.

A rich, slow-braised kimchi jjim made with aged kimchi, canned mackerel pike, kelp broth, and pork, simmered until deeply flavorful.

A restaurant-style agujjim made with winter-fresh monkfish, sea squirts, and soybean sprouts, delivering deep flavor without excessive sweetness.

A foolproof musaengchae made by julienning autumn radish very finely and tossing it with salt, vinegar, and raw sugar for a refreshing, sweet-and-sour flavor.

A broth-style jjajang tteokbokki with deep flavor from stir-fried pork, made by mixing jjajang powder with gochujang and gochugaru in a golden ratio