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Kim Dae-seok's Bean Sprout and Chives Salad
A refreshing salad featuring crisp straight bean sprouts and fragrant chives, enhanced with a secret seasoning from famous grilled offal restaurants—perfectly paired with rich meat dishes.

Kim Dae-seok's Kim Egg Roll
A simple and delicious egg roll enhanced with finely chopped green chili for a spicy kick, layered with savory seasoned seaweed to maximize umami flavor.

Kim Dae-seok's Frozen Tofu Stir-Fry
An innovative tofu stir-fry that maximizes savory depth by combining the chewy texture of thawed frozen tofu with the subtle sweetness of strawberry jam and the rich umami of doenjang.

Kim Dae-seok's Fresh Garlic Seaweed Salad
A seasonal side dish made by tossing lightly blanched fresh garlic with crispy, roasted seaweed and a tangy-sweet soy sauce dressing.

Kim Dae-seok's Sujeonggwa
A traditional holiday drink, Sujeonggwa, with a refreshing ginger kick and subtle cinnamon aroma, perfectly filtered through a fine cloth for a clean finish.

Kim Dae-seok Steak Sauce
A professional-style steak sauce with a rich, savory depth achieved by combining flour roux, red wine, and the tanginess of ketchup.

Ttukdak Hyung's Gyeongsang-style Pork Stew
A hearty and spicy Gyeongsang-style pork stew made by simmering pork shoulder, enoki mushrooms, and glass noodles in dried anchovy and kelp broth.

Kim Dae-seok's Shrimp Tteokguk
A clear tteokguk with sliced rice cakes in a savory dried-shrimp and kelp broth, balanced with the natural sweetness of onion.

Kim Dae-seok's Rice Cake Ketchup Ramen
A chewy ramen with rice cakes and egg, finished with a small amount of ketchup to enhance the broth flavor

Chinese Cuisine Witch's Doenjang-jjigae
A warm doenjang-jjigae made with house doenjang and vegetables.

Chinese Cuisine Witch's Oi Muchim
A super simple oi muchim recipe made by mixing soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, and gochugaru in a 1:1:1:1 ratio.

Chinese Cuisine Witch's Egg Fried Rice
A hotel-style egg fried rice that combines the fragrance of scallion oil with the tenderness of eggs cooked 2/3 of the way.