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Paper-thin melon and cucumber slices are dressed with the melon's strained seed juice, vinegar, and olive oil. Chilling lets the flavors settle into a clean, refreshing salad.
Salted Korean melon, onion, and garlic chives are tossed in a gochujang seasoning and served over perilla-oil rice as an unusual bibimbap. The melon stays crisp and sweet against the spicy sauce.
Cold naengmyeon noodles meet sweet Korean melon two ways — blended into the broth and sliced on top — with a thread of spicy bibim sauce. The melon softens the dish's usual sharpness.
Thin slices of Korean melon are dressed with a sauce made from the melon's own seed juice, honey, olive oil, and lemon. Using the seed juice keeps the flavor intensely melony.
Warm garlic pasta seasoned with tuna extract is plated with melon slices and fresh greens under a honey-balsamic dressing made with melon juice. Sweet, savory, and fresh in the same forkful.
A Thai-style som tam that swaps green papaya for crisp Korean melon, with carrot, tomatoes, and arugula in a fish sauce, lemon, and peanut butter dressing. It is salty, sour, sweet, and hot at once.
Halved Korean melon is filled with Greek yogurt, briefly frozen until sliceable, and served over crunchy granola with honey and dill. It is a light, fragrant dessert for warm days.
A Korean rice bowl of soy and sesame marinated New York strip steak slices grilled in batches, crisp-tender asparagus and fried eggs over medium-grain white rice, finished with homemade sesame salt and served with kochujang and kimchi.
A Korean stir fry of blanched baby octopus with cabbage, onion, carrot, green onion and rice cakes in a red chili paste and chili powder sauce, garnished with sesame seeds.
A full Korean barbecue spread: gochujang chicken grilled and served on lettuce with a wasabi soy dip, cheesy roasted corn and a sharp cucumber and wakame salad. The marinade's pineapple keeps the chicken sweet as it chars.
A Korean vegetable rice bowl of short-grain rice cooked and rested, topped with separately seasoned spinach, bean sprouts, carrot, zucchini, fern stems and shiitake mushrooms, a fried egg on each bowl, hot-pepper paste, nori strips and sesame seeds, with kimchi alongside.
Salmon fillets marinated in soy sauce, brown sugar, sesame oil and garlic, then grilled for a few minutes per side and brushed with more of the marinade as they cook.
Pork patties seasoned with gochugaru and sesame, fried and cheese-topped in toasted English muffins with fried eggs and a bubbling gochujang barbecue sauce.
Leftover turkey is simmered in a gochujang and ginger sauce with yellow pepper, then served in sections over lime-seasoned rice with spinach, cucumber ribbons and grated carrot.
Crisp-edged Korean vegetable pancakes packed with spinach, red pepper, carrot, spring onions and chives, served with a sharp tamari and rice vinegar dip.
Korean pastes do the work in this mapo tofu: gochujang brings heat and doenjang brings depth to the beef and tofu sauce. The thick, glossy pan is served over short-grain rice with spring onions and sesame.
Marinated steak is seared and sliced over spinach-dressed grains with pickled cabbage and carrot, snap peas, kimchi and an optional fried egg in each bowl.
A bone-in lamb shoulder rubbed with a five-spice, garlic and ginger marinade roasts slowly on onion and stock, then gets a soy and brown sugar glaze, a grilling, and a herbed mint sauce for lettuce wraps.
Tofu pieces wrapped in seasoned laver are starch-coated, pan-fried and braised in a soy, oyster sauce and vinegar seasoning. The laver turns savory and chewy against the soft tofu.
A single-serving noodle soup in dashi stock with onion, chili flakes, soy and garlic, with tofu simmered in the broth and an optional egg cracked in at the end.
Crisp iceberg leaves rolled around stir-fried beef brisket, mushrooms, boiled egg, and cherry tomatoes with a sriracha honey mayonnaise. The wraps are fresh and crunchy with a warm, savory center.