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Raymon Kim's Pulled Pork
American-style BBQ pulled pork, slow-cooked in a pot without an oven until tender enough to shred along the grain
Raymon Kim's Ojinsal Steak
A rich, tender, and crispy ojinsal steak with crosshatch cuts in the tough connective tissue, pan-seared to perfection
This Man's Cook's Red Date Ginger Syrup
A homemade syrup made by boiling red dates and ginger without aging, resulting in a rich, smooth flavor enhanced with the sweetness of black sugar and plum syrup.
This Man's Cook Cha Seung-won Sikhye
A traditional sikhye made cleanly using an electric rice cooker and malt oil tea bags, enhanced with ginger aroma
This Man's Cook Siraegi Doenjang-guk
A hearty soup made by pre-mixing boiled dried radish greens with doenjang and simmering in anchovy broth until deeply savory
Kim Dae-seok's Rice Cooker Apple Jam
An easy, hands-off homemade apple jam made with leftover apples using a rice cooker, with a pleasing texture — no need to stir over the stove.
Kim Dae-seok's Doraji Jocheong
A traditional jocheong made by slowly fermenting and simmering medicinal bellflower root, ginger, malt, and glutinous rice to bring out a subtle, deep sweetness.
Kim Dae-seok's Dried Mulmegi Soup
A premium hangover remedy that delivers a deeper, refreshingly clear flavor than dried cod soup, made by simmering thoroughly dried yellow croaker with rice washing water.
Kim Dae-seok's Quince Cheong
A homemade quince syrup made with a 1:1 ratio of fragrant quince and sugar.
Kim Dae-seok Chef's Radish Water Kimchi
Ground red chili peppers to eliminate the raw aroma, and use barley rice to create a refreshing, deep-flavored summer water kimchi.
Kim Dae-seok's Chicken Gomtang
Simple, hearty nourishing chicken gomtang with chicken feet for a richer, deeper broth
Kim Dae-seok's Kohlrabi Jangjji Banchan
A special side dish made by drying kohlrabi in a food dehydrator and mixing it with a spicy-sweet seasoning—sweeter and more chewy than radish jangjji.