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Okjubu's Steak
A savory stir-fry of thick-cut beef and crisp vegetables in a sweet-and-sour homemade sauce
Choi Kang-rok's Tofu-Stuffed Curry Soup
A Japanese-style curry soup simmered with savory beef brisket and soft tofu, infused with a subtle curry aroma.
Yeo Kyung-rae's Rajeu Ji Ding
A Sichuan-style chicken dish that boasts the ultimate savory flavor, simmering tender chicken thigh in a spicy doubanjiang sauce.
Yeo Kyung-rae's Jingjang Yusha and Zasai Stir-Fry
A delicious meat dish stir-fried with soybean paste, paired with crunchy zasai stir-fry, served wrapped in miljeonbyeong for a satisfying bite.
Yeo Kyung-rae's Tan Tan Noodles
A Sichuan-style spicy stir-fried tan tan noodles recipe made easy and rich with peanut butter.
Lee Yeon-bok's Beef and Lettuce Wraps
A dish featuring tenderly cooked beef tenderloin and crisp vegetables stir-fried in doubanjiang sauce, served wrapped in lettuce with crispy fried ramen noodles.
Lee Yeon-bok's Three-Seafood Tray Jajang
A seafood-packed tray jajang that rivals restaurant-quality stir-fry, made easily at home
Seungwoo Dad's Ketchup Neapolitan Pasta
A super simple pasta stir-fried thickly with ketchup and oyster sauce without milk, maximizing the flavors of vegetables and sausage.
Okjubu's Clam and Water Dropwort Bibimbap
A one-bowl dish featuring fragrant water dropwort and chewy clams tossed in a secret savory sauce made with anchovy sauce for deep umami flavor.
Ttukdak Hyung's Jeyuk Bap
A simple and delicious rice bowl made by stir-frying affordable pork belly with pickled vegetable sauce and gochugaru, creating a spicy-sweet flavor that pairs perfectly with rice.
Hong Shin-ae's Fresh Jjukkumi Gui
A fresh jjukkumi dish that maximizes tenderness by perfectly removing moisture and grilling quickly over high heat, eliminating any fishy smell.
Yeo Kyung-ok's Home-Style Tofu
A traditional home-style Chinese dish made by frying tofu thickly until the outside is chewy and the inside is soft, then simmering it in a spicy doubanjiang sauce.