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A rich and savory kimchi stew by Chef Jung Ho-young, where thin slices of pork belly are tucked between the leaves of old kimchi like a mille-feuille, then simmered with a spoon of doenjang to balance the sharp tang and enhance depth of flavor—perfect as a rice companion.

A restaurant-style yukegjang with boiled beef brisket and assorted vegetables simmered in a broth made from chili oil, delivering a deep, spicy, and bold flavor.

Boiled using residual heat after turning off the flame, this simple cold pork is moist, chilled, and has a delightful chewy texture.

A foolproof, high-value jeyuk bokkeum made by mixing gochugaru, yori-dang, maetul, ganjang, and gochujang in a perfect 1:1:1:1:1 ratio

Pork belly and shiitake mushrooms stir-fried in a spicy-sweet gochujang marinade, gently cooked over low heat to preserve rich flavor.

A simple Chinese-inspired dish that takes just 15 minutes to make—no frying required. Sear shrimp in a pan, then stir-fry with a golden ratio of sweet chili sauce and ketchup for a deliciously tangy-sweet flavor.

Fresh shrimp marinated with onion, lemon, and cheongyang chili pepper for a savory, umami-rich soy-marinated shrimp dish

A crisp napa cabbage heart geotjeori, salted in brine and tossed in a spicy sauce made from blended pear and onion.

Beef short ribs marinated with pear and pineapple to tenderize, then simmered in vegetable broth until soft and flavorful

An Italian chef's kimchi-jjigae with deep, rich flavor using garlic paste and pork Maillard technique.

A rich, hearty restaurant-style gookgaejang made with the deep flavor of beef brisket and janggwi, seasoned with homemade chili oil paste.

No water, just brewed makgeolli and soy sauce—simmered to create pork belly sukju with no off-flavors, rich aroma, and tender texture.