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Banana, milk, roasted soybean powder, honey and ice blend into a smoothie that tastes like injeolmi in a glass. A dusting of soybean powder on top reinforces the nutty, toasty flavor.
Puffed grains, pumpkin seeds and almonds are bound with a rice-syrup caramel, pressed, cut and dusted with soybean powder. The bars are soft, chewy and toasty rather than hard.
Short-grain rice, chicken thighs, mushrooms and carrot pressure-cook in chicken broth into a thick Korean-style porridge. A raw scallion, oil and vinegar sauce is spooned over each bowl, and spinach wilts into the hot juk at the end.
Korean wheat noodles under a thick black bean paste sauce with pork belly, daikon, zucchini, potato and onion, served with pickled radish and cucumber.
Chicken-stock rice is simmered with cream into a risotto, then topped with jambon and a knob of butter. Parsley and black pepper finish the rich, savory bowl for one.
Glass noodles are simmered directly in a soy seasoning until they absorb it, then tossed with separately stir-fried wood ear mushrooms, green beans, bacon, shimeji mushrooms and vegetables. Each component keeps its own texture in the finished japchae.
Korean glass noodles tossed with separately sautéed bell pepper, mushroom, carrot, onion and garlic, seasoned spinach and rolled egg strips in a soy, sesame and honey sauce.
A Korean noodle dish of chewy sweet potato noodles tossed in a large bowl with marinated beef, shiitake mushrooms, spinach, carrot, capsicum and sesame seeds, served barely warm.
Leftover japchae becomes a stew when simmered with stir-fried kimchi in anchovy broth seasoned with gochujang and chili flakes. Green onion and Cheongyang chili add a fresh, hot finish.
A peach-flavored drink sets with gelatin into a wobbling jelly cake, chilled until firm and decorated with condensed-milk whipped cream and cherries. Optional jelly candies and coloring add extra festivity.
This noodle-free, Jeolla-style japchae tosses blanched bean sprouts and water dropwort with radish, carrot, apple and green onion in a sweet-sour chili seasoning. Apple adds a fresh sweetness against the chili powder and vinegar.
Jeti chocolate drink mix, eggs, melted butter, flour and baking powder whisk into a batter that microwaves into a chocolate cake in minutes. The crumb is soft and deeply chocolatey from the drink mix itself.
Rice cakes and fish cake are stir-fried with Jjapaghetti black bean noodles in a gochujang-spiked sauce, finished with a boiled egg. It is a tteokbokki and jjajang hybrid in one pan.
A Jin Jjamppong cup ramyeon and a cup of fish cake soup are combined with extra hot water and microwaved into a single spicy soup. The fish cakes deepen the ramyeon broth for a quick one-person meal.
Rice cake slices simmer in a spicy jjamppong-style broth of pork, mussels, cabbage, onion and wood ear mushrooms built on beef bone soup. Chives finish the fiery, seafood-laced tteokguk.
Gourd-shaped joraengi rice cakes simmer in beef bone broth until they float, then are topped with seasoned stir-fried ground beef and strips of egg garnish. The broth is rich and the cakes pleasantly chewy.
Blanched kale layered with a red pepper seasoning of fish sauce, plum extract, carrot, and chili. After a short rest at room temperature the leaves turn savory, sweet, and gently hot.
Blanched kale leaves wrapped around sesame-oil rice, served with a thick, reduced tuna doenjang stew studded with tofu, zucchini, and chili. The stew is spooned over the wraps as they are eaten.
Seaweed rolls of sushi-seasoned rice filled with sesame spinach, sautéed carrot, egg strips, pickled radish and burdock and cucumber, brushed with sesame oil and sesame seeds.
A golden sourdough grilled cheese filled with chopped kimchi and mozzarella. The fermented heat of the kimchi cuts through the melted cheese in every bite.
A crisp Korean kimchi pancake made from a flour and potato starch batter loaded with chopped cabbage kimchi, kimchi juice and scallion, fried in oil and served with a soy, vinegar and sesame dipping sauce and a scatter of toasted sesame seeds.
A Korean stew of seared pork belly simmered with kimchi, chilli flakes, paprika, soy and fish sauce, with onion, red chilli and spring onion stirred in at the end, ladled over short-grain rice with sesame and spring onion curls.
A spicy porridge of cooked rice and rice cake slices simmered with chopped kimchi in an anchovy-kelp broth. Ground sesame seeds and sesame oil finish the thick, warming bowl.