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A versatile seasoning paste that adds the savory depth of doenjang and the rich aroma of scallion oil, perfect for ramen, stews, and more.

Using whole gochujang tuna instead of pork to create a rich, savory flavor, and enhancing the aroma of fermented kimchi with perilla oil and onions—this is a fail-proof kimchi stew.

A super simple recipe that uses instant potato noodles' powdered soup mix to quickly make shabu-shabu broth, then enjoys a full-course meal with ramen and egg congee.

A super simple, restaurant-style doenjang jjigae with a golden ratio of doenjang seasoning and honey, made using dried anchovy stock with moisture and fishy odor removed in the microwave to eliminate heaviness.

Savory beef ribeye grilled with a special homemade seasoning, and king oyster mushrooms scored and pan-fried in the meat drippings until golden, locking in the juices.

A super simple three-harmony dish where smoked duck is slowly rendered over low heat, king oyster mushrooms are roasted in the duck fat, and everything is wrapped in ssam mu (pickled radish wraps).

A rice thief stew that maximizes savory flavor by thinly slicing ham and sausages and pan-frying them until golden brown in oil, then adding bean sprouts for a refreshing taste.

A super simple mapo tofu made in just 3 minutes using only a frying pan, perfect for camping or home cooking with silken tofu and eggs.

A mesmerizing mixed ramen dish that combines Carbonara spicy chicken ramen and Jjapagetti, enhanced with the rich flavor of fatty pork belly oil and sautéed onions for a deeply savory base.

Pan-fry canned ham until deeply golden to maximize savory richness, then simmer a spicy jajang ramen combination of gancheomppong and Sichuan-style Chapagetti in one pan without discarding water

A spicy hot pot dish that drastically reduces the cooking process by using frozen mixed seafood, thinly sliced pork belly, and cup noodles instead of the complex ingredients of nakgopsae (octopus and intestine hot pot).

A traditional Mongolian nomadic recipe that layers hot lamb, vegetables, and heated stones over an open flame to cook under pressure.