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A versatile red chili pepper syrup made by mixing red chili peppers and sugar in a 1:1 ratio, aging, and then blending. It can be used in kimchi and various dishes.

A sweet and hearty braised radish made with autumn radish. The ginger cooking wine eliminates any off-odors, and it tastes even better when served chilled.

A sweet and savory seasoned laver jangajji made with aged laver. Coated with seasoning sauce and stacked, the sheets separate easily, making it a great side dish for rice.

A spicy and sweet bulgogi dish made by stir-frying thinly sliced meat and soybean sprouts in a savory sauce.

A crisp and savory geotjeori made with spring altari radish. It uses fermented anchovy jeotgal for deep flavor and tastes best when eaten on the first day.

A chewy radish julienne kimchi with a crisp texture. The salted radish is squeezed tightly without rinsing so the seasoning penetrates deeply.

A luxurious soy-braised dish made by simmering pork tenderloin in vegetable broth, shredding it along the grain, and braising it with quail eggs, jujubes, whole garlic cloves, and kkwarigochu peppers in a soy sauce seasoning.

A spring delicacy kimchi that harmonizes the sweetness of bomdong with the deep flavor of fermented anchovy sauce. It can be enjoyed immediately by simply mixing without starch paste.

A refreshing and clean white kimchi made with small napa cabbages. The combination of fruit juice and vegetable filling makes it a popular choice for holidays.

A crunchy jangajji made with new garlic, elevated with soju and plum syrup. Pouring boiled pickling liquid over the garlic and aging at room temperature develops a deep flavor.

A sashimi restaurant-style chogochujang with added yogurt for deeper flavor. The sweet and sour taste blends with the savory depth of gochujang, pairing well with raw fish, seafood, and wrap vegetables.

A super simple pa kimchi that requires no salting—just mix and let it wilt slightly before eating. Fermented anchovy jeotgal and a cold rice starch slurry create deep umami, while the sweet seasoning harmonizes with the scallions.