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A traditional royal dish made without glass noodles, featuring chewy glutinous rice pancakes, assorted vegetables, and meat seasoned simply with salt for a clean, delicate flavor.

A rich, thick traditional black sesame porridge enjoyed by Joseon dynasty kings as a nourishing breakfast dish

Pan-fried pork belly adds a rich, savory flavor, while blanched mung beans are prepared separately to eliminate any fishy odor and maximize crispness—this is a premium mung bean steamed rice recipe.

A fragrant nostalgic mugwort mix made by combining tender spring mugwort and rice flour in a golden ratio, steamed for 15 minutes until fluffy and light.

A traditional, light and sweet vegetable rice made by stir-frying white vegetables such as jujube root, radish, burdock root, and bamboo shoots without moisture, then steaming them in a pot.

A nourishing samgyetang that maximizes broth flavor by combining the deep aroma of enoki mushrooms, the nutty richness of roasted mung beans, and the earthy depth of burdock root.

Super simple one-pan japchae where the glass noodles are not boiled separately but simmered in the seasoning sauce, keeping them chewy for a long time.

A simple and quick vegetable stir-fry that blanches various vegetables and stir-fries them quickly over high heat with oyster sauce and Chinese-style seasoning for a crisp, clean taste.

A master chef's recipe to easily recreate the popular dish Zha caiityang Myeon from Silla Hotel's Chinese restaurant, Pal-sun, at home.

A Spanish-style paella made with curry powder and chicken stock for color and flavor instead of saffron, infused with the taste of chorizo.

Stuffed eggplant pockets filled with tender minced shrimp and deep-fried until crispy, then topped with a spicy-sour perilla seed sauce infused with the pungent flavor of huajiao oil, a premium Chinese dish.

A moist mushroom deopbap made by stir-frying various mushrooms with Chinese-style oyster sauce for deep umami, without any meat.