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Solo Cooking God's Tuna and Licham Assorted Jeon
A clever combination of canned tuna and canned ham, which are staple ingredients in holiday gift sets, quickly pan-fried into 5 budget-friendly assorted jeon.
Baek Jong-won's Spinach Namul
A representative of the three-colored namul for holidays, this spinach namul is blanched briefly to maintain its crispness, with finely ground sesame seeds and soup soy sauce (or fish sauce) maximizing its nutty and savory flavors.
Ttukdak Hyung's One-Pan Japchae
A super-simple japchae that skips the hassle of stir-frying ingredients separately. Meat, vegetables, and glass noodles go into a single frying pan in order, with cola added to create an appetizing brown color that stays glossy without turning soggy.
Ttukdak Hyung's Homemade Tteokgalbi
A homemade tteokgalbi recipe using leftover beef scraps, beef fat, and pork, mixed with a golden ratio of seasonings, to lock in juices and grill to a golden brown.
Ttukdak Hyung's Rice Cooker Japchae
A super-simple japchae where all ingredients go into the rice cooker without boiling the glass noodles separately, and the spinach is finished using the residual heat of the keep-warm setting to preserve its texture.
Kim Dae-seok's Waterless Pine Needle Suyuk
A suyuk recipe that reduces the pork's gamey odor by using vegetable moisture and fragrant pine needles, without adding a single drop of water, resulting in tender and juicy meat.
Baek Jong-won's Fern Brake Namul Stir-fry
A must-have side dish for holidays, this fern brake namul is stir-fried after sautéing green onions and garlic in perilla oil to create aroma, then simmered with rice water to perfectly eliminate the fern brake's characteristic bitterness and fishy taste.
Seonkyoung Longest Japchae
A traditional Korean japchae made by evenly mixing colorful vegetables, beef, and chewy sweet potato noodles in a soy sauce seasoning.
Kim Ho-yoon's LA Galbi
Tender, hotel-style LA galbi grilled with a subtle sweetness and glossy finish, using the optimal golden ratio of starch syrup and soy sauce.
Maeil Matna Japchae
Glass noodles simmered in a soy sauce glaze until glossy, staying chewy and not swelling over time
Jung Ho-young's Old Kimchi Pork Belly Stew
A rich and savory kimchi stew by Chef Jung Ho-young, where thin slices of pork belly are tucked between the leaves of old kimchi like a mille-feuille, then simmered with a spoon of doenjang to balance the sharp tang and enhance depth of flavor—perfect as a rice companion.
Jung Ho-young's Glossy Japchae
Japchae made by simmering glass noodles directly in a golden ratio seasoning mixture, remaining non-sticky and retaining chewiness and glossy sheen even after cooling