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A spicy, refreshing kalguksu made with radish, dried shrimp, and pollock roe, simmered with gochugaru and gochujang

Chuncheon chicken galbi made by marinating chicken thigh meat and rice cakes in a savory onion marinade, then stir-frying with cabbage, sweet potatoes, and other vegetables for a spicy-sweet flavor.

Boil rice cakes with sugar and fish cake first to deeply infuse sweetness and rich fish cake broth, then reduce the sauce to create an old-fashioned street food shop-style tteokbokki.

A bold, fiery chili powder seasoning with a generous final kick of pepper to eliminate any gamey odor and create an addictive spicy flavor in this rich, boneless chicken feet stew.

Chewy pork large intestines and sundae, with the gamey smell removed by adding soju, are combined with a spicy-sweet secret sauce and savory perilla seed powder for a nostalgic market-style sundae gopchang bokkeum.

A refreshing dish of buckwheat noodles tossed with perilla leaves and pickled radish in a savory sesame oil sauce or spicy gochujang seasoning.

A broth-based tteokbokki that perfectly recreates the sweet, bold umami flavor of old-school stationery shop snacks from back in the day, using beef dashi and MSG instead of dried anchovy stock.

A spicy, savory stew made by simmering tofu and squid in gochujang-based seasoning, delivering a tangy yet deeply flavorful dish.

A rich gochujang jjigae made by stir-frying pork, saeujeot (fermented shrimp), and gochujang over low heat to bring out a deep chili oil flavor, generously seasoned with zucchini.

A recipe that perfectly recreates the rich, savory flavor of a pan-fried dessert fried rice typically enjoyed after eating chicken galbi, using curry powder for an umami boost.

A budget-friendly homemade version of restaurant-style Roze steamed chicken, featuring crispy exterior and tender interior, made by searing boneless chicken thighs and simmering them with milk, gochujang, and tomato sauce.

Dakgalbi, stir-fried without failure at home, made with an all-purpose spicy seasoning mixed in a 1:1 ratio of gochujang, garlic, gochugaru, sugar, soy sauce, and cooking wine.