Filter recipes by category, time, difficulty, source, ingredient, and situation tag.
1,233 recipes found.

A savory, hearty jjigae featuring crispy grilled tofu topped with crunchy bean sprouts and vegetables, simmered in a thick, rich gochujang-based sauce that makes it the perfect rice thief.

A super cost-effective one-bowl fried rice that maximizes luxurious flavor and crispy texture with just one package of enoki mushrooms costing 1,000 won.

A super easy doenjang jjigae made in a flash using store-bought doenjang jjigae seasoning, rich chadolbagi (beef brisket), and vegetables, all cooked together in a hearty restaurant style.

A unique jeyuk bokkeum made by searing thick pork shoulder to render out the fat, then stir-frying it with a sweet and sour green onion salad and radish salad.

A savory and spicy doenjang jjageuli made with pork belly, dried shrimp, and tofu.

A highly addictive side dish made by layering sliced onions with boletus mushrooms and tofu, then gently simmered in a spicy gochujang-based sauce.

Large-scale one-pan japchae made by sequentially adding glass noodles, meat, and vegetables to a single saucepan without the hassle of stir-frying ingredients separately.

A simple, oil-free, and refreshing japchae made by steaming noodles and ingredients together in a steamer basket without stir-frying each ingredient separately.

A festive-style japchae packed with rich bulgogi flavor, made by cooking noodles directly in seasoned broth without boiling them separately—resulting in a non-burnt, deeply savory dish.

A rich and flavorful doenjang jjigae made without the hassle of preparing stock, using dried anchovy powder and gochujang, with fresh seasonal nang-i added in two stages to maximize aroma.

Boil bean sprouts separately to maximize crispness, then cook rice using the boiling water for enhanced flavor, and serve mixed with a fragrant scallion seasoning sauce for a delicious dish.

Seasonal large garlic kimchi bursting with umami, made by soaking large garlic in dried anchovy sauce for a long time, then mixing it with homemade mushroom-kombu broth and leftover rice paste for deep, savory flavor.