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Lee Yeon-bok's Meat-Wrapped Fried Eggplant
A delicious dish of thinly sliced eggplant wrapped around seasoned ground pork like dumpling filling, deep-fried until crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside.
Lee Yeon-bok's Mapadubu Ramyeon
A spicy and savory mapadubu ramyeon that anyone can make at home without complicated seasonings by using ramyeon soup powder.
Lee Yeon-bok's Eohyang Tteokbokki
A Chinese-style tteokbokki made with leftover tteokguk rice cakes, ground pork, and doubanjiang sauce, stir-fried to a spicy and chewy finish.
Raymon Kim's Swedish-Style Meatballs
Tender Swedish-style meatballs served with a rich cream gravy infused with the savory essence of cream and butter
Chinese Witch's Snowflake Jjamppong
A distinctive jjamppong with chewy jjolmyeon noodles and soft tofu, topped with fluffy egg-white meringue and mozzarella like a layer of snow.
Okjubu's Cabbage Rice
A hearty bowl of rice topped with sweet cabbage and savory meat, perfect for a satisfying meal
Yeo Kyung-ok's Yellow Soybean Paste Jajangmyeon
An unusual and richly savory jajangmyeon made using fragrant yellow soybean paste (or doenjang) instead of black chunjang
Seungwoo Dad's Pork Belly Porchetta
A dish made by spreading out whole pork belly, filling it with a mixture of bacon and herb-infused meat filling, then sous viding and drying it before crisping it up in the oven.
Jung Ho-young's Cheese-Stuffed Hamburg Steak
Homemade hamburger steak with tender meat and a rich, oozing cheese center
Kim Yoo-ah's Khanom Pang Na Moo
A Thai snack of crisp fried bread topped with seasoned pork, served with a refreshing sweet-and-sour ajat cucumber relish.
Kim Milan's Freezer-Friendly Egg Fried Rice
A recipe for fried rice made by mixing dried-out cold rice with beaten egg, stir-frying until fluffy, and storing in the freezer for later meals.
Raymon Kim's Chives Dumplings
For holidays or special occasions, use tofu with all moisture fully removed, filled with starch and egg to create dumplings that don't burst—delicate, savory, and rich in flavor.