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Boil pork in rice washing water first to melt the fat, then enhance depth of flavor with fermented kimchi and shrimp paste for this super simple kimchi jjigae summary

A crispy-skinned chicken steak cooked using only the chicken's natural fat, served with a homemade garlic butter sauce based on soy sauce and vinegar for a perfectly balanced savory-sweet flavor.

An ultra-simple one-pan street toast made by frying an egg batter mixed with vegetables and then placing bread on top and flipping it all at once.

A restaurant-style pa-muchim that tames the greasiness of samgyeopsal with a light gochujang sauce made from gochujang, sugar, and vinegar, enhanced with red pepper powder and sesame oil for a rich, savory finish.

A hearty jjageuli that is a rice thief, made by simmering potatoes and onions with a gochujang and doenjang-based sauce and completely mashed canned ham.

A super simple, budget-friendly side dish that's a rice thief, made by layering thinly sliced vegetables and a soy sauce-anchovy sauce between perilla leaves without any cooking.

A hearty driver's restaurant-style spicy stir-fried pork made by stir-frying pork belly and vegetables in a spicy chili seasoning

Tender pork ribs braised in a soy sauce seasoning with carrots and potatoes, a restaurant-style braised pork rib dish.

A legendary soybean paste stew restaurant's secret recipe recreated with generous portions of toshi-sal scraps, simmered thick and rich—perfect as a rice thief stew.

A neat and clean japchae that stays fresh even after time, made by mixing stir-fried fresh vegetables and meat with glass noodles coated in toasted sesame oil.

A Chinese-style garlic tangsuyuk packed with the pungent flavor of coarsely chopped garlic and fried to a crisp with a thick batter, delicious even without sauce.

A popular, easy-to-make kimchi by Baek Jong-won that maximizes crisp texture by soaking radish in sugar and salt, and easily develops deep flavor using leftover rice or flour paste.