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Aha Bujang's Grilled Tilefish with Stir-Fried Vegetables
A grilled tilefish dish with a crispy, fried-like exterior, topped with vegetables stir-fried in oyster sauce and soy sauce for enhanced flavor.
Seonkyoung Longest's Chili Oil Cucumber Muchim
A tangy and spicy cucumber muchim made with crisp scored cucumbers, homemade chili oil with a kick, and lemon juice.
Lim Sung-geun's Saeujeot Sundubu-jjigae
A foolproof soft tofu stew that maximizes umami and eliminates any fishy taste by stir-frying saeujeot in oil first.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Autumn Dongchimi
A refreshing and crunchy dongchimi made with autumn thinned radishes and green mustard greens.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Catfish Soup
A refreshing and clean catfish soup perfect for winter. The broth is made with radish, onion, and kelp, and the cleaned catfish is briefly boiled to keep the flesh from falling apart, with a final touch of vinegar to eliminate any fishy taste.
Kim Milan's Roasted Squab
A premium poultry dish featuring dry-aged squab basted with butter, pan-seared until crispy, and served with a pea garnish.
Okjubu's Seasoned Seomcho Spinach
A winter seasonal seomcho muchim with deep savory flavor from doenjang and fermented anchovy sauce
Oh Se-deuk's Kung Pao Fish Cake Stir-fry
A Sichuan-style Kung Pao twist on a side dish, featuring thick fish cakes and mushrooms stir-fried in spicy chili oil and coated in a rich, savory oyster sauce glaze.
Delicious Slow-Aging Tofu Noodles
A nutritious and healthy noodle dish reminiscent of pojangmacha anchovy noodles. It's a tofu noodle dish made easily with kong-dambak-myeon without boiling the noodles.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Soft Tofu, Egg, and Shrimp Soup
A hearty soup made with soft tofu, eggs, and shrimp. Deep flavor is built with fish sauce and coin broth, and a touch of chicken powder adds savory depth at the end.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Rabokki
A generous broth-based rabokki, a spicy-sweet Korean street food dish perfect for mixing with rice.
Yoon Yi-ryeon's Gaji Namul
A light and clean eggplant namul made by steaming instead of frying. Steamed eggplant and onion are torn by hand and tossed in a simple seasoning, bringing out a tender and refreshing flavor.