A Korean braised chicken dish seasoned with gochugaru, simmered with potatoes, carrots, and rice cakes, and served in the center of the table. The pot lands in the center of the table, red with gochugaru, and the steam carries garlic and scallions through the room. The chicken has braised on […]
A Korean pancake made with fresh waxy corn, crisp and lacy at the edges, stretchy and warm at the center, with green and red chilies for a lively kick. In late summer, corn is at its peak, and a simple craving sets in : something hot, crisp, and easy to eat […]
The classic Korean beef rib soup, slowly simmered into a clear, golden, deeply flavorful broth. A steaming bowl arrives trailing wisps of vapor. The broth is golden, almost transparent, and the meaty ribs give way under the chopsticks. It smells of long-simmered bones and sweet radish. Served piping hot, this […]
A Korean bar classic : sweet corn blanketed with stretchy mozzarella, served bubbling in a hot skillet. A black skillet lands on the table sizzling; sweet corn kernels glisten with mayonnaise and butter, and a layer of golden mozzarella pulls into long strands the moment you dip in your chopsticks. Korean […]
A Korean stew of ultra-soft tofu in a broth flavored with gochugaru, seafood, and garlic. A ttukbaegi arrives at the table still furiously bubbling. Its red broth, shimmering with gochugaru chili oil, carries aromas of garlic, briny seafood, and a hint of sesame. Beneath the surface, the sundubu breaks into […]
A crisp yet tender Korean pancake packed with seafood and scallions, served piping hot with a tangy soy-vinegar sauce. The sound of rain starts in the skillet before it ever reaches the window: the oil crackles, the batter quivers, the scallions soften and release a fresh, mellow, almost sweet aroma. […]
One of Korea’s most popular desserts. This summer, bring Korean cuisine to your table! Bingsu (빙수) is a Korean shaved-ice dessert—a kind of icy Korean sorbet or snow cone piled with toppings. It goes by many names. When I was little and discovering Asian cuisine in all its forms in […]
Lotus root (yeon-geun) is widely used in Korean cooking and across many other Asian cuisines. This sweet, soy-braised dish is one of Korea’s most popular ways to prepare yeongeun. It definitely deserves a spot on your list of go-to side dishes, because it is absolutely delicious! As I mentioned in […]
What could be tastier than Korean-style fried chicken? Crisp, juicy pieces of chicken coated in a sticky, spicy-sweet gochujang sauce. For a totally addictive snack, this combo is always a winner—especially since the air fryer makes it so easy. What is Korean fried chicken? Similar to American fried chicken, Korean fried […]
Soft, fluffy buns filled with cream cheese, dipped in garlic butter sauce, then baked again until golden and glossy. Korean garlic bread is a world away from a garlic-rubbed baguette. Here, the bread is tender and almost brioche-like, with a tangy white filling tucked into every cut. The butter, garlic, […]
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