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A nutty nurungji chicken baeksuk made without medicinal herbs, using whole garlic for depth and a pressure cooker for easy toasted-rice porridge.

A rich and savory seaweed soup made by simmering toasted short-grain rice with seaweed.

A nourishing abalone porridge boasting extreme nuttiness and tenderness, made by lightly grinding soaked rice and simmering it with abalone innards in a pressure cooker.

A super simple premium chicken porridge made by adding glutinous rice, short-grain rice, and chicken broth to an electric rice cooker, topping it with leftover chicken, and cooking it on the nurungji mode for a savory, scorched flavor.

A wholesome mixed-grain rice seasoned with the rich aroma of black rice, sweet fresh chestnuts, and a savory dashi broth made from kelp, enhanced with fresh seasonal Gangnam beans and tiger beans.

Strain the syrup twice to remove impurities, then blend boiled kabocha squash for a clean, richly sweet traditional kabocha squash syrup.

A savory and hearty kabocha squash porridge made by grinding regular short-grain rice instead of using glutinous rice flour, simmered with kabocha squash.

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.

Traditional Dongji red bean porridge with yellow seed dumplings and salt to balance bitterness, resulting in a smooth and rich texture

A gentle, sweet, and nutty traditional dish from Gyeongsang Province, made by slowly boiling dried sweet potatoes, red beans, glutinous rice, and non-glutinous rice for a nostalgic comfort food experience.

A must-have for Jeongwol Daeboreum, this five-grain rice is cooked with salt and sesame oil, giving it a chewy texture and an increasingly nutty flavor with every bite.

A smooth and nutty Dongji patjuk made by thoroughly boiling red beans, blending them until smooth, then simmering with rice and glutinous rice balls