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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 delicious appetizer featuring abalone and shrimp simmered in a savory cooking wine and soy sauce marinade, tender and subtly salty.

An addictive jeongol made by stir-frying perfectly grilled makchang (beef tripe) with a spicy mala sauce, then simmering with abundant vegetables, meat, and beef bone broth.

A special stew that maximizes juiciness and flavor by braising whole pork belly without water, using wine and soju as the base

Stir-fried kalguksu noodles with thinly julienned square fish cakes in a spicy gochujang sauce, quickly stir-fried over high heat to maximize wok hei and chewiness.

A foolproof gisa sikdang-style pork bulgogi that is cooked without burning by adding meat and water together in a pan.

A savory and tender bulgogi made by grinding inexpensive pork shoulder meat and mixing it with finely grated onion juice to soften the texture, then stir-frying until richly flavorful.

Simmered pork with generous amounts of cooking wine to tenderize the meat, then enriched with quail eggs and dried shiitake mushrooms for a sweet-savory side dish perfect for rice.

A rich and thick kimchi stew, inspired by dakbokkeumtang, made with thick pork neck and aged kimchi instead of chicken, with added potatoes.

Aged soy-marinated shrimp made by simmering a blend of soy sauce, sugar, cheongju, and cooking wine, then cooling it completely and infusing it with the deep flavors of garlic, onion, and cheongyang chili pepper.

Thinly sliced pork neck, which is often tough due to its high meat content, is marinated in a sweet galbi sauce based on soy sauce and pear juice, then seared with a torch for a smoky flavor, creating homemade galbi.