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A popular Kimjang kimchi recipe that significantly reduces the need for complex meat broths or tedious porridge-making processes, achieving a refreshing and deep flavor with just basic seasonings by soaking chili powder in glutinous rice paste.

A refreshing water drop pickled mustard greens made without boiling soy sauce, enhanced with plum syrup and soju for flavor and preservation.

A golden recipe for winter dongchimi that prevents failure, using fragrant citron peel and soju to keep the broth refreshing and free of off-flavors for a long time.

A simple, quick side dish made by layering a fragrant, savory paste of finely chopped scallions and red chili peppers between mustard greens. Ready in just 5 minutes, this delicious, crunchy kimchi is the perfect rice companion.

A refreshing water kimchi featuring a sharp, savory depth achieved by grinding fresh cherry tomatoes instead of apples or pears, delivering exceptional crispness and coolness.

From salting napa cabbage to layering seokbakji, a fail-proof traditional gimjang kimchi with 50 years of expertise

A roll of pickled mustard greens filled with seasoned rice mixed with sesame oil and mayonnaise tuna

A large-batch kimjang seasoning that combines a deeply brewed seafood and vegetable broth with fresh shrimp, raw sugar, and fermented seafood to create a refreshing and savory flavor.

A delicious dish featuring fresh abalone squid simmered in a broth made by adding radish and anchovy sauce to store-bought udon liquid stock, finished with udon noodles and egg congee as a complete course.

A Japanese-style braised whole pork belly dish that removes greasiness through pressure cooking and pan-searing, preserving a tender texture and rich flavor.

Traditional large-scale kimjang kimchi with a deep, savory flavor enhanced by diphori stock, glutinous rice paste, whole yellow stone anchovy sauce, fresh shrimp, and plum syrup.

A winter dongchimi made by salting Cheonsu radish for two days, then simmering it with kelp broth, pear, apple, and pickled chili peppers.