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Cylindrical rice cakes and fish cakes simmered in dashi with gochujang and gochugaru until the sauce turns thick and glossy, topped with mozzarella and broiled.
Thick rice cakes simmered hard in a sweet and fiery gochujang sauce built on fine chili flakes, with fish cakes, green onion, and boiled eggs. The broth reduces until it coats every cake.
A spicy, brothy braise of tuna and potato cubes simmered in gochujang and chili powder until the sauce reduces and coats everything. It is made to be spooned over rice.
Fusilli, cocktail shrimp, and tuna are tossed with cucumber, tomatoes, and corn in a mayonnaise and whole-grain mustard dressing. It is a picnic-ready pasta salad with plenty of bite.
Mapo tofu reworked with canned tuna in place of meat, simmered in a gochujang and gochugaru sauce with a doenjang backbone. The starch-thickened sauce clings to the soft tofu cubes.
Convenience-store udon gets a creamy upgrade from tuna and mayonnaise, loosened with a spoonful of the noodle soup. Chives and seaweed flakes finish it in minutes.
A poke-style bowl of tofu noodles, cubed tuna, avocado, and crunchy vegetables with a soy-tsuyu sauce. Everything is served fresh and uncooked, so the textures stay bright.
Butterhead lettuce and mellowed onion rings carry tuna, black olives, and spoonfuls of ricotta under olive oil and balsamic glaze. It is a simple salad with a deli-style richness.
Tofu is crumbled and stir-fried dry until it resembles rice, then tossed with carrot, egg, and tuna and seasoned with soy sauce. It is a light, protein-rich stand-in for a rice bowl.
Two batches of Turkish delight, one cranberry-red and one orange, made from juice set with gelatin and cornstarch in a sugar syrup. Cut into soft, bite-size cubes once set.
A crisp salad of greens and chicken breast under a cool, garlicky tzatziki of salted cucumber, dill, and lemon. The yogurt sauce is thick enough to coat every leaf.
An anchovy kalguksu ramen is transformed into ulmyeon, a thickened seafood noodle soup with vegetables and egg ribbons. Starch water gives the broth its characteristic silky body.
Plant-based bulgogi crumbles and five separately seasoned vegetable sides — mushroom, soybean sprout, spinach, zucchini and carrot — over rice crisped in a stone bowl, with a gochujang sauce and a perilla finish. No egg, no meat.
A rainbow of julienned vegetables — zucchini, potato, carrot, onion, and perilla — is bound in a thin pancake batter and fried until crisp. The tuna fish sauce gives the batter a quiet savoriness.
Spirals of zucchini and eggplant ribbons wrapped with bacon, sauced with rose sauce and blanketed in melted cheese. Air-frying crisps the bacon while the vegetable ribbons stay tender.
Soft morning rolls stuffed with a crunchy, lightly pickled cabbage and carrot salad bound in mayonnaise and mustard. A line of ketchup and cool cucumber slices make them taste like a deli sandwich.
Golden pan-fried tofu tossed warm in a sweet-and-sour gochujang dressing with plum, then combined with fresh chives and lettuce. The contrast of crisp tofu edges and raw greens keeps the salad lively.
Brown rice crisped in oiled stone bowls, ringed with spinach, soy-finished shiitake, cucumber, carrot, soybean sprouts and kimchi around a fried egg, under a honeyed gochujang sauce — a vegetarian dolsot, and the only brown-rice one in the set.
Twice-baked walnut biscotti with a deep toasted flavor from walnut powder in the dough itself. They keep a firm snap, made for dunking in coffee or tea.
Hand-shaped potato gnocchi carry ground walnuts right in the dough. A cream and Gorgonzola sauce, finished with more walnut powder, makes the plate nutty and rich.
A ring-shaped walnut cake with a tender, butter-rich crumb hides chopped walnuts in every slice. Dark chocolate glaze and a scattering of cranberries and thyme dress the top.
Beef and pork meatballs get body and a toasted note from ground walnuts and Parmesan inside the mix. A short simmer in tomato sauce with olives and jalapeños keeps them juicy and lively.
A crisp savory pancake of water dropwort, perilla leaves, squid, carrot and Cheongyang chili in frying and pancake mix batter, served with a soy dipping sauce.
Seasoned webfoot octopus and shabu-shabu meat sit in the center of a hot pot layered with mushrooms, cabbage, bok choy, crown daisy, bean sprouts and glass noodles in kelp broth. Everything simmers together at the table in a chili-seasoned broth.
A scallion pancake batter of frying mix and pancake mix is poured between chives in a hot pan, topped with blanched webfoot octopus and two chilies, and finished with beaten egg. It fries crisp on both sides with the octopus set into the surface.
Beaten eggs mixed with diced tofu, carrot and green onion are steamed without added water, topped with whole webfoot octopus. The sesame-oiled container keeps the custard tender and easy to unmold.