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An unconventional, ultra-simple japchae recipe that eliminates the hassle of sautéing ingredients separately—either stir-fry everything in one pan or blanch all ingredients together in boiling water to drastically cut down cooking time.

LA Galbi with a sweet and savory sauce, perfect for holidays or special occasions. Chef Baek Jong-won's secret recipe involves adding water while grilling to prevent burning and allow it to simmer.

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.

A super simple japchae recipe where you add meat, vegetables, and glass noodles sequentially in one frying pan without the hassle of stir-frying ingredients separately, using cola to achieve a delicious, non-soggy brown color.

A no-burn instant japchae that you can stir-fry in just 3 minutes using prepped glass noodles and ingredients, paired with a versatile sauce.

A rich and hearty beef short rib stew by Baek Jong-won, where the ribs are thoroughly soaked to remove blood and then simmered with a savory marinade, enhanced with radish, carrot, mushrooms, and chili peppers for vibrant color and deep flavor.

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.

Golden ratio LA galbi with clean seasoning that doesn't use pureed fruit, and meat pounded with a meat mallet for ultimate tenderness.

A premium holiday dish featuring tender, odor-free short ribs braised in a rich, savory soy sauce marinade, served with sweet potatoes and vegetables for both visual appeal and flavor.

A neat and clean japchae that stays fresh even after time, made by mixing stir-fried fresh vegetables and meat with glass noodles coated in toasted sesame oil.

A fundamental guide to making various types of tempura—from cabbage, zucchini, mushroom, meat, and codfish—easily and simply using flour and egg wash, as taught by Baek Jong-won.

A delicious stew made by neatly arranging leftover jeon in a low pot and simmering it with shrimp paste and soy sauce, resulting in a refreshing, rich broth.