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A dish where beef brisket is grilled, and then tofu is pan-fried until golden brown in the savory rendered fat, before being simmered in a spicy and salty sauce.

Perfectly grilled mackerel with crispy skin and moist flesh, no smoke or oil splatter, served with a savory special doenjang sauce.

A classic soybean paste stew by Baek Jong-won, featuring well-prepared whole dried anchovies for deep flavor and onions added first to perfectly eliminate the fishy aroma.

A rich gamjatang made with easy-to-eat pork ribs instead of spine bones, with deep-flavored aged kimchi and dried radish greens, boiled to a spicy and hearty perfection.

A fail-proof kimchi jjigae that reproduces the deep flavor of old-school restaurants without bone broth by stir-frying with a little doenjang for a long time without water.

A savory homemade version of the famous line-up restaurant-style pork bulgogi rice, enhanced with marinated onion, soybean paste, and black sugar for a rich, umami-packed flavor.

A spicy stew made with brisket oil to create a savory chili oil, with squeezed and mashed tofu added for a crumbly, bibim-jjigae-like texture.

A spicy and tender kimchi pork belly bibimbap made by placing onion, pork belly, and kimchi with seasonings directly into the rice cooker and pressing one button to cook. It's a no-fry version of kimchi jeotgal style.

Fried leftover meat and kimchi with fermented soybean paste to bring out the savory umami of a steakhouse-style stir-fry, finished with a ring of milk-infused egg mixture around the edge for the signature flaky egg crust look of a famous chicken breast specialty restaurant.

A homestyle kimchi jjim with thin pork belly and kimchi, enhanced with fish cake, simmered until the broth thickens, perfect for mixing into steamed rice like a hidden alleyway restaurant favorite.

A quick cucumber salad that preserves the crispness of cucumbers without soaking, enhanced with soybean paste for a rich, savory depth and umami flavor in just minutes.

A suyuk recipe that reduces the pork's gamey odor by using vegetable moisture and fragrant pine needles, without adding a single drop of water, resulting in tender and juicy meat.