Eomuk Tang (Korean Hot pot with Fish Cake)
This version of Eomuk Tang is just like you’d find in a Korean pojangmacha (street food stall).
What Koreans Really Eat At Home
Ready to dive into real Korean cooking? Here you’ll find all my favorite recipes—comforting classics, street food stars, sweet treats, and everything in between. Whether you’re new to Korean flavors or a seasoned home cook, there’s something here to make you smile (and hungry).
This version of Eomuk Tang is just like you’d find in a Korean pojangmacha (street food stall).
If you’ve ever tried this sundubu jjigae in Korea, this version will have you exclaiming, “This tastes just like it!”
This is a nutrient-packed box full of carbohydrates, protein, and healthy fats, and it only takes 10 minutes to make!
This Kimchi Jjim truly tastes like something my mom would make, and I can confidently say it’s the best kimchi jjim recipe of my life.
Tteokguk is the traditional Korean rice cake soup for New Year. Make this simple, anchovy-based version that’s light, delicious, and easy to cook.
Hotteok is one of the most popular winter street snacks in Korea. It’s warm, sweet, and absolutely perfect for cold winter days.
The sweetness of the BBQ sauce paired with the bold, spicy kick of gochujang creates a flavor that’s both exotic and addictive.
A juicy, flavorful chicken with the magical taste of galbi sauce. Perfect for sharing with family and friends, guaranteed to make everyone happy at the table!
Dear meat lover, have you ever thought of tofu as just a vegan food?
Once you take a bite, you’ll undoubtedly exclaim, “Wow, did I make this masterpiece?”
Build up your spice tolerance with this recipe!
Korean fried chicken, but easier and faster!