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A simple, savory-sweet side dish made by stir-frying stone seaweed coated with a golden ratio of sesame oil and cooking oil until crisp, then finishing with sugar and seasoned salt after turning off the heat.

A budget-friendly and deeply flavorful fish stew using canned mackerel, potatoes, and radish—perfect as a savory side dish to go with rice.

Quick and simple yukgaejang with a rich, savory flavor made by stir-frying gochugaru in the oil from tender beef, then boiling with generous amounts of green onion and mushrooms for a bold, spicy-sweet broth.

A simple egg soup with deep umami flavor from chicken stock and a silky, cloud-like texture achieved by mixing starch into the egg mixture.

A simple and quick egg fried rice made with leftover vegetables from the fridge, two eggs, and oyster sauce, stir-fried over high heat to achieve a fluffy, grainy texture.

A refreshing white bean sprout salad seasoned with anchovy fish sauce and sesame salt, made by boiling bean sprouts with kelp for a deep umami flavor.

A sundubu jjigae with deep, rich broth achieved by frying gochujang and gochugaru in oil for enhanced flavor and seasoning with fermented shrimp.

A golden recipe for Andong jjimdak that achieves a deep, dark brown color worthy of a specialty restaurant, with the fiery heat of Vietnamese chili peppers perfectly cutting through any greasy richness.

A simple and nourishing abalone porridge made quickly and richly using cold rice and a blender instead of soaking rice, blending even the abalone organs for deep flavor.

A savory and soft Ttukbaegi Gyeranjjim by Baek Jong-won, made by pouring egg mixture into a ttukbaegi, scraping the bottom as it cooks, and then covering with another ttukbaegi to let it puff up.

A restaurant-style bibimbap made by mixing chewy cockles with a thick, secret sauce packed with chives, green onions, and chili peppers, generously served over rice.

A representative of the three-colored namul for holidays, this spinach namul is blanched briefly to maintain its crispness, with finely ground sesame seeds and soup soy sauce (or fish sauce) maximizing its nutty and savory flavors.