Sundubu Sagwa Sosu Oi Muchim (Cucumber Salad with Soft Tofu and Apple Dressing)
A no-cook Korean cucumber side dish tossed in a creamy blender dressing of soft tofu and fresh apple, finished with chopped peanuts.
Korean home cooking
A no-cook Korean cucumber side dish tossed in a creamy blender dressing of soft tofu and fresh apple, finished with chopped peanuts.
A comforting Korean stew of soft tofu, pork, and tangy kimchi simmered in a savory soybean paste broth made with rice rinse water for extra body.
A crisp Korean chicory salad with red cabbage, onion, and carrot, dressed in a simple whisked olive oil, vinegar, sugar, and raw garlic dressing.
A light Korean soup of shiitake mushrooms and baby bok choy in a clear anchovy-kelp broth, seasoned simply with soup soy sauce and garlic.
A quick no-cook Korean side dish of cherry tomatoes scored and stuffed with a chive, onion, and gochugaru filling — fresh kimchi flavor in about 15 minutes.
A light, clean Korean dried pollack soup simmered with soybean sprouts, radish, and low-sodium doenjang — the classic Korean hangover cure, ready in about 25 minutes.
Korean chives tossed with raw soybean flour, steamed until tender and bright green, and served with a simple soy-garlic dressing — a classic 10-minute Korean side dish.
A soft Korean steamed egg custard made with silken tofu, cream, and shrimp, topped with minced spinach and steamed for just 10 minutes.
A light Korean dried pollock soup (bugeoguk) simmered with shrimp, shiitake, onion, and apple slices that soften the fish’s bitter edge.