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A traditional side dish made by briefly blanching toona, drying it, then marinating it in gochujang seasoning with rice syrup and soju for aging.

A refreshing spring pickle made by blanching butterbur leaves, peeling off the tough outer skin, and soaking them in a soy sauce brine infused with licorice root.

Pork neck coated with glutinous rice flour and pan-fried until crispy, then tossed in a sweet and spicy sauce made with ketchup, gochujang, and Jin-ganjang, served with shredded scallion salad.

A savory, sweet-and-salty side dish made by tossing crispy fried perilla leaves with a flavorful seasoning—perfect as a rice companion.

Coated with glutinous rice flour to enhance a soft, chewy texture, this delicious dried pollock is marinated in a secret spicy-sweet gochujang sauce—perfect as a rice companion dish.

A clear tteokguk with sliced rice cakes in a savory dried-shrimp and kelp broth, balanced with the natural sweetness of onion.

A chewy ramen with rice cakes and egg, finished with a small amount of ketchup to enhance the broth flavor

Large-batch rice cooked in a pressure cooker with glutinous and non-glutinous rice enhanced with kombu

Rice cakes, Korean blood sausage, and offal are stir-fried in gochujang and tonkatsu sauce, then finished with perilla leaves and perilla seed powder.

A refreshing and subtly sweet nabak mul kimchi made with winter cabbage, Jeju radish, apple juice, and glutinous rice paste.

Chonggak kimchi made by salting whole chorong radishes for a long time to preserve crispness and mixing with a seasoning centered on salted shrimp.

A colorful, nutritious rice made in a pressure cooker with glutinous rice, short-grain rice, glutinous millet, non-glutinous millet, sorghum, red beans, beans, and chestnuts. Arranging the grains in separate sections while cooking preserves their individual colors, and seasoning with salt, raw sugar, and sesame oil gives it a savory, chewy flavor.