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A soft ripe persimmon is blended into a sunset-orange base and layered with milk and cream over ice. The drink tastes like autumn fruit folded into fresh milk.
A thick, deeply savory doenjang stew where river snails, mashed tofu, zucchini, shiitake and onion simmer together until the broth turns rich and concentrated. The mashed tofu keeps the strong soybean paste from tasting harsh or overly salty.
Oven-roasted sweet potato, potato, carrot and lotus root are served over rice with a curry sauce built on deeply caramelized onion. The vegetables keep their roasted edges against the smooth sauce.
A rolled omelette built in layers: vegetable-flecked egg white rolled first, then wrapped in golden yolk. Cut into triangles, each piece shows the white and yellow spiral.
The seafood here is saeujeot — salted fermented shrimp — rather than fresh seafood: a small amount seasons the whole bowl of rice, vegetables and egg, which cooks in the hot stone bowl itself.
Crisp-crusted butter rolls: a mixed-flour dough wrapped around batons of butter, proofed twice, misted with water, scattered with pearl salt and baked hot.
A spicy spin on beef-bone ramen: green onion fried in sesame and cooking oil with chili powder blooms into a red broth, the noodles simmer in it, and ribbons of egg finish the bowl.
Rigatoni folds through a gochujang and single cream sauce built on crispy pork sausage mince, honey and lime. A parmesan and coriander panko crumb adds crunch on top.
Eggs beaten with water, tuna fish sauce and cooking wine are mixed with minced carrot, onion, chives and sesame seeds and steamed for 20 minutes. The block sets firm enough to slice, school-lunch style.
Four seafoods — shrimp, squid, mussels and white fish — marinated together in garlic, soy and sesame and served over crisped rice in a hot stone bowl with blanched carrot, spinach, bean sprouts and mushrooms.
Chewy rice cakes, fish cake and ramen noodles share one pan with mixed seafood and mussels in a sweet, fiery gochujang broth. Boiled eggs and melted pizza cheese finish the rabokki with richness against the heat.
Noodles with a deep black bean gloss are stir-fried in chili oil with seafood, onion and chives for a tray-style jjajang. A fried egg on top makes the plate feel complete.
Blanched aster scaber is tossed with doenjang, a touch of gochujang, garlic, sesame oil, and sesame seeds. It is a deeply savory mountain-green banchan.
Bean sprouts boiled briefly and tossed with chili flakes, garlic, green onion, sesame oil, and sesame salt. A classic crunchy side that seasons itself as it rests.
Blanched bean sprouts tossed with shredded crab sticks, green onion, garlic, sesame oil, and dark soy sauce. Sesame seeds finish the crisp, savory side.
Blood clams steamed just until they open, served in the half shell under a chili seasoning of scallion, onion, and fish sauce. Each clam gets a spoonful of sauce so the briny meat and spicy dressing arrive together.
Blanched bok choy is tossed with perilla seeds and perilla oil, garlic, and soup soy sauce for a nutty, gentle banchan. A few pieces of red chili keep it from tasting plain.
Blanched bok choy is dressed with a soybean paste seasoning lifted by plum extract, chili flakes, and sesame oil. It is earthy, slightly sweet, and ready in minutes.
A fresh, unfermented geotjeori of young napa cabbage dressed in a marinade that mirrors seasoned crab sauce: soy, fish sauce, chili, and ginger. It is crisp, fiery, and meant to be eaten the day it is tossed.
Fragrant chamnamul greens and onion in a tangy, lightly spicy dressing are served with tofu grilled in perilla and olive oil. The warm tofu and cool greens make a balanced banchan plate.
Dried pollack strips soften in perilla oil, then get tossed through a cooled gochujang seasoning with sesame seeds. The side dish is chewy, sweet and gently spicy.
Blanched dried tofu skin shredded and tossed with onion and cucumber in a chili oil, vinegar and sugar dressing. A chewy, spicy-tangy side that comes together in minutes.
Silky mashed eggplant seasoned with chili, soy, and sesame, spooned over rice with an egg yolk and chives on top. Microwaving keeps the eggplant soft and jammy without any frying.
Blanched fish cake strips tossed, never fried, in a spicy soy and red pepper seasoning with green onion. Cooling the strips before tossing keeps them bouncy and lets the raw seasoning stay bright.