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A delicious egg dish where eggs are gently cooked on fragrant green onion oil, then topped with spicy gochujang pickled peppers and pickle brine, perfect for mixing into rice.

A clean-tasting frozen pollock stew enhanced with fresh seafood flavor from clams and warty sea squirts, using a rich anchovy broth where salt is added first to prevent the fish flesh from breaking apart.

Radish is first pickled in sea salt and dried anchovy sauce, then stir-fried without oil before being simmered into a clear, refreshing soup using dried shrimp stock.

A savory, well-balanced stew that enhances the umami of fresh mackerel with crisp radish greens, using soybean paste and onion brine to eliminate fishy odors while creating a tender texture—perfect as a side dish for rice.

Quickly cook shiitake mushrooms in the microwave, tear them into strands, then stir-fry with their natural savory broth and perilla seed powder for a moist, simple side dish.

Old kimchi stir-fried with dried anchovies that have had their fishy odor removed in the microwave, enhanced with gochujang pickle brine for a savory depth of flavor

A seasonal water dropwort salad that preserves the crisp texture and fresh aroma of water dropwort, seasoned with a perfectly balanced spicy-sour sauce made from gochujang, vinegar, and plum syrup—without any squid.

A delightful side dish featuring crisp and sweet kohlrabi, enhanced with the tangy-sweet flavor of anchovy sauce and vinegar—far more crunchy and sweet than radish salad.

A lifelong recipe for refreshing baby napa cabbage water kimchi that uses plenty of green onions for a crisp flavor and soju to remove any off-putting odors.

A soondubu jjigae with a rich, savory broth that's even more fragrant and deep than restaurant-style versions, enhanced by a spoonful of perilla seed powder added to the spicy gochujang oil base.

Grilled chicken thigh with crispy skin after removing off-flavors using milk, enhanced with a touch of ketchup for umami richness, and simmered in a golden ratio marinade sauce

Homemade chadol jjamppong with a rich broth made using the savory fat from seared beef, seasoned with chili powder and oyster sauce to achieve a depth of flavor rivaling that of a professional Chinese restaurant.