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Wrinkly baby potatoes boiled in salt water and pan-fried until crispy, served with a spicy, nutty red mojo sauce—a Spanish tapas dish.

A crisp and savory altari kimchi made by deeply scoring radishes and mixing them with a paste of fermented yellow croaker fish sauce brine and soaked dried chili peppers.

German-style fermented cabbage pickle made with just two ingredients—cabbage and sea salt—delivering a crisp texture and abundant natural lactic acid bacteria.

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.

Cucumber kimchi pickled with saccharin and salt to maintain crunchiness for a long time without using hot water.

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.

An autumn kimchi made by mixing bitter godulbaegi with a seasoning of pear, onion, dried chili peppers, scallions, and fresh chestnuts.

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 refreshing and clean dongchimi made with red mustard greens and radish. The broth is deepened by blending pear and radish, while dried chili peppers and jujubes add a subtle sweetness and color.

This is a pogi kimchi made with summer napa cabbage. The addition of red chili pepper syrup solids gives it a deep flavor, while scallions and water dropwort cut into short pieces add a refreshing taste.

A method of boiling corn for 10 minutes in water with salt and new sugar, then letting it steam with the heat off, using corn husks as a base.