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Kim Dae-seok's Blanched Nakji
A tender and chewy octopus sookhoe with a rich umami flavor, gently cooked with blanched green onions and sugar.
Aha Bujang's Paju-style Dry Jjamppong
A Paju-style brothless stir-fried jjamppong that perfectly captures the intense wok hei and the rich, spicy, savory depth of the sauce at home.
Ttukdak Hyung's Mala Nakgopsae
A hearty mala nakgopsae made by simmering beef small intestine, beef large intestine, Korean small octopus (nakji), and vegetables in a numbing mala sauce broth
Kim Jin-soon's Nakji Bokkeum
A restaurant-style spicy stir-fried Korean small octopus (nakji) that uses the Korean small octopus (nakji) poaching liquid in the sauce and stir-fries over high heat to infuse a smoky wok flavor.
Seonkyoung Longest's nakji-bokkeum
A spicy nakji-bokkeum made by rubbing Korean small octopus (nakji) with salt to clean it, marinating it in a gochujang seasoning, quickly stir-frying it over high heat with vegetables, and serving it over blanched soybean sprouts.
Aha Bujang's Mugyo-dong Style Stir-fried Nakji
A dry, intensely stir-fried Mugyo-dong style nakji, thoroughly coated in a spicy sauce with no excess moisture.
Ttukdak Hyung's Chadolbagi Nakji Bokkeum
Chewy Korean small octopus, savory thinly sliced beef short plate, and crunchy cabbage stir-fried in a spicy chili seasoning for a piquant chadolbagi nakji bokkeum.
Lee Hye-jung's Gourd Yeonpotang
A clear and refreshing soup combining the sweet, cool flesh of gourd with tender Korean small octopus (nakji)
Aha Bujang's Namhangang Stir-fried Small Octopus
Spicy and chewy stir-fried small octopus, with moisture locked in by chili powder and enhanced with scallion-infused oil and wok hei
Ttukdak Hyung's Bulnakjeongol
A spicy and refreshing hot pot made with fresh beef, Korean small octopus (nakji), and tofu, simmered in a spicy seasoning for a wonderfully tangy and clean broth.
Aha Bujang's Mul-jjajang
A Jeonju-style mul-jjajang that uses soy sauce and oyster sauce instead of chunjang, thickened with starch for a rich consistency.