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Baked eggs prepared by placing room-temperature eggs in water mixed with salt and mirin, then slowly cooking them over low heat in a pressure cooker—similar to the method used in a sauna bath.

A recipe by the Witch Chef that highlights the savory flavor of chicken, soybean sprouts, and onion in a comforting Dak Gomtang.

A clean-tasting white jjamppong made by stir-frying vegetables and seafood to impart a smoky flavor, then adding broth and boiling.

A versatile sauce made by stir-frying doubanjiang, chili oil, oyster sauce, sugar, and broth, perfect for Chinese dishes.

A natural seasoning made by lightly roasting rice, glutinous rice, sea salt, and dried shiitake mushrooms, then grinding into a fine powder for later use.

This napa cabbage kimchi is made by brining baby napa cabbages in salt water, then mixing with a seasoning paste made from ground dried chili peppers, rice, and other ingredients.

A versatile mala oil that enhances the flavor of mala dishes by stir-frying vegetables and spices in chili oil and then simmering them.

A Chinese cuisine preparation method where chicken thighs are thoroughly absorbed with soy sauce, starch, egg, and baking soda, then coated with cooking oil.