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A Chinese-style garlic tangsuyuk packed with the pungent flavor of coarsely chopped garlic and fried to a crisp with a thick batter, delicious even without sauce.

A Singapore-style pepper shrimp that maximizes pungent and savory flavors by generously grinding whole black pepper into sesame oil and oyster sauce.

A golden recipe for Andong jjimdak that achieves a deep, dark brown color worthy of a specialty restaurant, with the fiery heat of Vietnamese chili peppers perfectly cutting through any greasy richness.

Baek Jong-won's meat jjamppong ramyun recreates the deep flavor of restaurant-style jjamppong by browning pork hind leg until golden for a smoky wok flavor and adding plenty of vegetables.

A royal-style stir-fried japchae where the glass noodles are not fully boiled but stir-fried in a pan with soy sauce seasoning, coating them so they stay chewy even after a long time.

A thick tteokgalbi rice bowl that maximizes texture by mixing ground beef and bulgogi-cut beef, then pan-steaming with water to cook it moist all the way through.

Suyuk made with onion skins, cheongyang chili peppers, and various medicinal herbs for suyuk to completely block any gamey smell and achieve a tender, moist texture.

A super-simple potato and saury braise that uses the liquid from the canned saury as a flavor base, deepened with doenjang and gochujang for a rich, savory taste.

A basic side dish of kkwarigochu peppers, beef, and shiitake mushrooms stir-fried in a Jin-ganjang seasoning and finished with starch syrup for a glossy sheen.

A clean yukhoe that highlights the natural mildness and savory depth of the beef by seasoning with salt and tuna extract instead of gochujang.

A hearty nourishing chicken gomtang made by thoroughly simmering a whole chicken, removing the meat, seasoning it, and serving it in a rich broth enhanced with chicken stock for a deep, savory flavor.

Authentic beef tteokguk with meat topping and tteok cooked separately, maintaining chewiness without scorching until the very last bite