Authentic Budae Jjigae, Korean Army Stew at home
Spicy gochujang, ham, and sausage come together in this budae jjigae for a rich, savory flavor you won’t forget.
What Koreans Really Eat At Home
Spicy gochujang, ham, and sausage come together in this budae jjigae for a rich, savory flavor you won’t forget.
Jumeokbap, literally meaning “fist rice,” is Korea’s version of rice balls. Inside, you’ll often find flavorful fillings, such as meat and/or vegetables.
Sweet milk ice meets tangy strawberries — your ultimate summer cool-down treat.
The combination of crunchy rice, melted corn and cheese, and tender chicken is simply delicious.
Musaengchae is a fresh Korean radish salad. It is made by julienning raw radishes and mixing them with a spicy chili pepper (gochugaru) seasoning.
Kimchi adds an irresistible umami and crunch, taking this perilla oil Makguksu to the next level. Ready in just 10 minutes, it’s the perfect refreshing Korean summer dish.
Craving Tteokbokki without the carbs? This cheesy rice paper version is melty, satisfying, and ready in just 15 minutes—a lighter twist on a Korean classic.
Looking for the easiest Korean side dish? This sweet and savory sausage stir fry comes together in just 5 minutes—perfect for a quick snack or banchan everyone will love.
Try Bibim Mandu Salad—crispy Korean dumplings with spicy, tangy coleslaw! Easy, refreshing, and perfect for summer. Your new favorite way to eat mandu!
Make Korean golden egg fried rice in 5 minutes! Fluffy, glossy, and full of flavor—this easy comfort food is perfect for busy days and beginner cooks.