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A classic rice thief that transforms stubborn old kimchi by thoroughly washing away its original seasoning and infusing it with deep, savory flavor using gochujang, doenjang, and perilla oil.

A squid stir-fry featuring a versatile sauce enhanced with cooking wine to intensify umami, where vegetables are stir-fried first to remove moisture, then quickly cooked over high heat for a tender texture, served with thin noodles.

A viral SNS recipe for a super simple sundubu ramen, perfectly calibrated for one serving by accounting for the high moisture content in sundubu to reduce water quantity by half.

A gochujang jumullok inspired by Sumine Banchan, where the marinade is evenly distributed into pork without over-salting, allowing the flavor to deeply penetrate the meat.

A rich and clean-tasting chicken stew with a gochujang and gochugaru base, enhanced with chili oil and tuna sauce for deep flavor and savory depth.

Budae jjigae made with stir-fried kimchi and baked beans, finished cleanly with anchovy broth.

A splendid eggplant dish made by pressing eggplant with a rolling pin, topping it with stir-fried ground beef and tomato sauce, then adding plenty of mozzarella cheese and baking it in an air fryer.

A rice-thieving braised dish with tangy ripe young radish kimchi and savory canned saury, finished with a spoonful of doenjang for zero fishiness

A healthy stir-fry that maximizes the chewy texture of eggplant by pickling it in corn syrup and salt, and enhances umami with tomato and soybean paste sauce.

A nutritious tomato egg soup enjoyed in a clear and clean Korean style, seasoned with soup soy sauce and green onions without cornstarch slurry, rather than a Chinese-style thick soup.

A healthy jeon made by pan-frying tomatoes in olive oil to enhance nutrient absorption, then adding a soft egg mixture with green onions and cooking until golden.

Cucumber white kimchi made by pickling cucumbers in boiling salt water to keep them crisp, and blending Gapeong pine nuts into the broth for a rich and clear soup.