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Aha Bujang's Seafood-Free Seafood Nurungji Tang
A nurungji tang that builds deep savory flavor with beef and mushrooms instead of seafood, featuring quickly fried nurungji in a small pan.

Aha Bujang's Lard Pork Jowl Stew
A deep and spicy pork stew made with pork jowl, potatoes, and rich lard (pork fat) in a traditional doenjang and gochujang base.

Aha Bujang's Dongpo Pork
A super-simple dongpo pork braised until rich and tender using five-spice powder and dark soy sauce (laochou) instead of complicated spices

Aha Bujang's Spicy Frozen Pollock Stew
A hearty, spicy frozen pollock stew loaded with pollock milt and cod roe, finished with a special wild chive dipping sauce that rivals restaurant quality.

Delicious Slow-Aging Imokase Tofu Stew
A simple yet great side dish for rice, made by boiling fresh, unfried tofu directly. The longer it simmers, the deeper the flavor.

Delicious Slow-Aging Bulgogi Minari Jeon
Use leftover bulgogi to make a jeon with a refreshing minari aroma. The seasoning from the bulgogi itself is enough, so no extra sauce is needed.

Delicious Slow-Aging Tomato Jeyuk Bokkeum
A jeyuk bokkeum made with lean pork hind leg, enhanced with low-sugar seasoning and tomatoes for extra savoriness.

Delicious Slow-Aging Onion Jjajang
A thick, dry jjajang made quickly by stir-frying only onions and large green onions.

Delicious Slow-Aging Cabbage Kimchi Fried Rice
A slow-aging kimchi fried rice that is hearty even with less rice by adding plenty of cabbage, and enhanced with natural umami from tomatoes.

Delicious Slow-Aging Sundubu Curry
A super simple curry packed with umami, made using only the moisture from sundubu and tomatoes without any added water.

Delicious Slow-Aging Tomato Kimchi Pancake
A moist and unique kimchi pancake made with tomato moisture instead of water.

Delicious Slow-Aging One-Pan Braised Tofu
Crispy pan-fried tofu braised with Jin-ganjang and Yeondusoon (Yondu Soon) seasoning, creating a chewy, savory rice-stealing side dish.