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Hand-rolled potato gnocchi are pan-tossed with garlic, then simmered in heavy cream melted with Gorgonzola. The sauce is rich and pungent against the pillowy dumplings.
These muffins combine sour cream, whole wheat flour and grapefruit jam, with grapefruit pulp baked on top. They are tender, tangy and just sweet enough for breakfast or tea.
A hollowed tomato filled with Greek yogurt mixed with crushed walnuts and honey, served on salad greens with balsamic glaze. It is cool, tangy and lightly sweet.
Pasta tossed in a coconut milk green curry sauce with chicken thigh, eggplant, onion, mushrooms and red chili. Reserved pasta water and chicken stock keep the sauce silky around every strand.
Thick rounds of eggplant and young zucchini grilled golden, then spooned with a soy, gochugaru and plum extract sauce. Perilla oil, chives and sesame salt finish the warm vegetable plate.
Udon noodles in an anchovy, kelp and bonito broth topped with charred green onion and seared chicken thigh glazed with a touch of sugar. The broth is clear and deep, the toppings smoky.
Green onion whites grilled slowly until sweet are plated with Greek yogurt and a balsamic whole-grain mustard dressing. Crisp bacon and dill add salt and freshness on top.
Pen shell meat chopped and returned to its shells with vegetables, garlic, corn, cho-gochujang, and teriyaki sauce, then baked under mozzarella. Pepper and parsley finish the bubbling shells.
Red scallops bake on the half shell under garlicky basil butter and a cap of mozzarella. They come out bubbling, fragrant and ready to eat straight from the shell.
Soft tofu dried briefly in the microwave, sauced with dark soy, oyster sauce and perilla oil, then air-fried until the tops color. Chives and sesame salt finish the delicate pieces.
Zucchini, eggplant, bell pepper, cherry tomatoes, shishito peppers and king oyster mushrooms are grilled, then marinated in a tsuyu and vinegar sauce. Half a day in the refrigerator turns them into a bright, smoky pickle.
Grilled zucchini sheets cooled, tossed in a perilla oil and soy seasoning with chili and green onion, then rolled two at a time. The rolls are smoky, nutty, and pleasantly chewy.
Zucchini rounds are pan-grilled until golden, cooled, and tossed in a soy, plum and sesame seasoning with red pepper flakes. Grilling first keeps the muchim firm instead of watery.
A Halloween party set: a carved bell pepper lantern filled with honey mayonnaise dip and vegetable sticks, cheese broomsticks tied with chives, and a sparkling berry wine punch.
Beef and pork hamburg patties with a golden fried-onion binder, served under a mushroom cream sauce made with milk and cheddar. A soft fried egg tops the plate.
Sausage, egg omelette, lettuce and sweet paprika are rolled in seaweed, then rolled a second time inside seasoned rice. The cross-section shows the hamburger-style layers that give this gimbap its name.
Hayashi sauce made on a homemade kelp vegetable broth with butter-caramelized onion, served over rice with grilled tteokgalbi and a halved six-minute egg.
Pork belly marinated with cooking wine and pepper, then boiled in a rice cooker with onion, green onion, garlic and a bottle of ssanghwatang herbal tonic with soy sauce.
Warm rice topped with thinly sliced raw tuna, shredded lettuce and raw julienned vegetables, finished with chogochujang and sesame seeds and mixed at the table.
Roasted hojicha tea gives this pound cake a warm, toasty crumb, with sweet chestnuts baked through its center. A thin hojicha icing sets over the top in a pale glaze.
A Korean mixed rice bowl with marinated ground beef, separately seasoned vegetables, radish kimchi and a fried egg over sushi rice, served with gochujang.
Bite-size dumplings come out of the air fryer crisp, then get rolled through warm honey butter with a fleck of parsley. The coating is sweet, salty and glossy in equal measure.
Bite-size bar rice cakes fried until their outsides turn crisp, then glazed in a light honey syrup with nuts. The result is a sweet, chewy snack with a delicate crunch.
Pan-fried rice cake slices wear a brown sugar and cinnamon glaze that tastes like the inside of a hotteok. Toasted pumpkin seeds and almonds add crunch to the chewy cakes.
Mixed sashimi chunks over rice with salad greens, julienned carrot and cucumber, perilla, crushed seaweed and masago, served with a pourable cho gochujang.
Salmon and tuna sashimi over warm short-grain rice with lettuce, carrot, cucumber and radish sprouts, garnished with masago and bonito flakes under a spicy gochujang sauce.
Cold iceberg wedges under a tangy yogurt and mayonnaise dressing, showered with crisp bacon, minced onion, scallion, and Parmesan. Chilling the wedges after their cold soak makes them shatteringly crisp.
Rolled inari tofu pouches are layered with seaweed, perilla leaf, seasoned rice and a wasabi-mayonnaise tuna filling. Black sesame seeds add a final nutty speckle.