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Maeil Matna Spicy Tuna Gimbap
A piquant gochujang tuna gimbap rolled with perilla leaves, made by stir-frying tuna and vegetables in gochujang seasoning until just a little liquid remains.
Kim Jin-soon's Jjajang Powder Braised Chicken
An ultra-simple braised chicken that achieves restaurant-quality flavor by browning the chicken in olive oil for a Maillard reaction and adding jjajang powder.
Kim Jin-soon's Chicken Nugget Katsudon
A super simple chicken katsudon made in 10 minutes with frozen chicken nuggets and a sweet-salty soy sauce egg sauce
Kim Jin-soon's Homemade Tteokgalbi
Moist and tender homemade tteokgalbi made with ground beef and pork, drained tofu, and glutinous rice flour
Kim Jin-soon's Royal Court Tteokbokki
Stir-fry beef in scallion-infused oil, then simmer rice cakes in a sweet and savory soy sauce glaze until the sauce is reduced.
Kim Jin-sun's Driver Restaurant Sundubu Jjigae
A driver restaurant-style sundubu jjigae quickly boiled with pork fat and the umami of king oyster mushrooms, without any broth.
Kim Jin-soon's Yeopgi Spicy Braised Chicken
A spicy and addictive braised chicken that recreates the taste of a famous specialty restaurant using a secret powder seasoning.
Kim Jin-soon's Spicy Kongnamul Gukbap
A spicy kongnamul gukbap made by stir-frying pork neck in seasoning, simmering to create a rich broth, and seasoning with soybean sprouts and saeujeot.
Kim Jin-soon's Zero-Cola Dongpo Pork
A simple recipe for tender, glossy Dongpo pork made by simmering with zero-cola and ssanghwatang.
Kim Jin-sun's Gogalbi
Gogalbi made by simmering golden-browned mackerel over low heat with a sweet-and-sour chogochujang (vinegar-gochujang)-based sauce
Kim Jin-soon's Tuna Porridge
A comforting tuna porridge made in 5 minutes using leftover rice and canned tuna, rich and smooth.
Solo Cooking God's Spicy Korean fish cake (eomuk) Glass Noodle Stir-fry
A one-pan dish that braises Korean fish cake (eomuk) and soaked glass noodles in a gochujang and oyster sauce seasoning until chewy and spicy.