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A rich and spicy kimchi stew made by simmering pork shoulder, kimchi, and onion in beef bone broth, delivering deep, bold flavors even in a short time.

A popular, easy-to-make kimchi by Baek Jong-won that maximizes crisp texture by soaking radish in sugar and salt, and easily develops deep flavor using leftover rice or flour paste.

A hearty and flavorful radish sprout fried rice enhanced with crunchy radish sprouts and grilled pork belly.

Transforms bland summer radish into a refreshing, crisp kimchi by soaking it in soda for coolness and sweetness, then aging it with a seasoning made from leftover rice. This is a restaurant-style kimchi recipe.

A rich and deeply flavorful beef seaweed soup that enhances umami with toasted perilla oil and whole onions, while maintaining a clean taste by preparing the meat broth separately.

A special side dish featuring crisp blanched soybean sprouts cooked with only half a cup of water, enhanced with rich perilla seed powder for deep flavor.

A clean chicken kalguksu made by roasting a chicken until golden brown, then simmering it in beef bone broth with kalguksu noodles, potatoes, carrots, and other vegetables.

A super simple kimchi that uses yogurt to shorten the fermentation time, ready to eat tangy and fresh the next day

A super simple dolsot bulgogi that's ready in just 5 minutes without needing to make broth separately—simply boil thick-cut pork belly and seasoning together in one pot.

A super simple spicy shrimp and bean sprout steamed dish made in just 5 minutes by tossing all ingredients into a pan and stir-frying with seasoning sauce.

A savory side dish that maximizes umami by stir-frying fresh kimchi in the rich, golden oil from grilled spam, with just a hint of fermented soybean paste for depth and richness.

A crisp, refreshing cucumber salad with a tangy kick, enhanced by gently pre-treating perilla leaves with vinegar and adding a touch of miso for savory depth.