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A rich and savory kimchi stew by Chef Jung Ho-young, where thin slices of pork belly are tucked between the leaves of old kimchi like a mille-feuille, then simmered with a spoon of doenjang to balance the sharp tang and enhance depth of flavor—perfect as a rice companion.

A restaurant-style yukegjang with boiled beef brisket and assorted vegetables simmered in a broth made from chili oil, delivering a deep, spicy, and bold flavor.

Beef short ribs marinated with pear and pineapple to tenderize, then simmered in vegetable broth until soft and flavorful

A super-simple bibimbap made by placing rice and vegetables in a single bowl and heating them in the microwave, skipping the hassle of cooking each topping separately.

A rich, hearty restaurant-style gookgaejang made with the deep flavor of beef brisket and janggwi, seasoned with homemade chili oil paste.

A refreshing hangover ramen with a deep, clean broth made by simmering thin slices of radish and dried yellow croaker with a meat stock coin, then adding soybean sprouts for a cleansing, invigorating finish.

A soybean sprout soup with deep, spicy flavor and refreshing taste, achieved by removing fishy odor with whole peppercorns and enhancing depth with shrimp paste and red chili powder.

A refreshing squid cold salad made by marinating tender, blanched squid with crisp pickled radish, cucumber, and mint in a spicy-sour dressing.

Using cold rice instead of glutinous rice flour to feed the probiotics, and New Sugar for sweetness, this recipe creates large, crisp, refreshing kimchi in the style of a famous gukbap restaurant that stays crunchy over time.

A clear and refreshing beef muktukguk with intensified savory depth and coolness, made by using a broth pouch containing roasted dried anchovies for rich flavor.

A super simple three-color jeon that drastically cuts cooking time by layering egg mixture and ingredients in a square pan, eliminating the need to skewer each piece individually.

A dried pollack hangover soup made by stir-frying dried pollack strips and radish in sesame oil, then simmering in rice water until thick and savory.