아구찜 (AguJjim )
Jjim is a food made by boiling various ingredients, including fish, shellfish, meat, and vegetables, with a little water for a long time or steaming them with hot steam. If you season it at first, it can be salty and spicy when the water boils down later, so it's better to make it slightly fresh. Agwi-jjim has a spicy taste with red pepper powder, chopped green onion, and garlic, and a cool and refreshing taste with monkfish with mideodeok, bean sprouts, and water parsley.
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$49.44
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치킨테리야끼 (Chicken Teriyaki)
Teriyaki is a Japanese cooking method in which mirin is the base, and sugar, soy sauce, and rice wine are added to the sweet seasoning. The name comes from the fact that the sugar in the sauce makes the surface of the ingredient "shiny" (chicken breast with sweet and salty sauce).
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$25.29
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대구머리찜 (Crispy Codfish)
Jjim is a food made by boiling various ingredients, including fish, shellfish, meat, and vegetables, with a little water for a long time or steaming them with hot steam. If you season it at first, it can be salty and spicy when the water boils down later, so it's better to make it slightly fresh. (Crunchy bean sprouts and steamed codfish)
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$49.44
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잡채 (Japchae)
Japchae is a dish made by adding boiled glass noodles to stir-fried ingredients such as meat, mushrooms, and vegetables. In general, glass noodles made from sweet potato starch are boiled in boiling water, drained, and then fried in sesame oil with thinly sliced beef and various vegetables such as carrots, spinach, mushrooms, and onions, and then flavored with soy sauce. Japchae is often garnished with sesame seeds sprinkled on top.
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$21.84
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갈비찜 (Kal Bi Jjim)
Galbijjim is a steamed dish made by seasoning and seasoning ribs, pouring broth, and steaming them. In the past, ribs meant general ribs, and the ribs of cows used for food were classified separately and called 'gari'.
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$44.84
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낙지볶음 & 사리 (Nakji Bokum & Noodle)
Stir-fry is a method of stir-frying ingredients in a hot fire with seasoning among Korean dishes. Stir-fried dishes are mainly used as side dishes or snacks. Stir-fried octopus with sweet and spicy chili sauce and vegetables. (served with thin flour noodles)
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$32.19
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오징어볶음 & 사리 (OJingeo Bokum & Noodle)
Stir-fried squid is a Korean dish that uses squid as its main ingredient. Generally, it is eaten spicy with red pepper powder or red pepper paste seasoning. Depending on the fat, other meats such as pork or beef may be mixed.
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$29.89
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연어테리야끼 (Salmon Teriyaki)
Teriyaki is a Japanese cooking method in which mirin is the base, and sugar, soy sauce, and rice wine are added to the sweet seasoning. It gets its name from the fact that the sugar in the sauce "glosses" the surface of the ingredient (grilled salmon steak with teriyaki sauce).
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$25.29
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대구찜 (Spicy Codfish Jjim)
Jjim is a food made by boiling various ingredients, including fish, shellfish, meat, and vegetables, with a little water for a long time or steaming them with hot steam. If you season it at first, it can be salty and spicy when the water boils down later, so it is better to make it slightly bland.
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$44.84
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양념게장 (Spicy Raw Crab)
Seasoned Gejang is a spicy food made by cutting fresh crab into pieces and seasoning them with red pepper powder, green onion, and garlic. The cooking method is different from that of soy sauce marinated crab, which is marinated in soy sauce for a long time. Strictly speaking, it can be referred to as 'gemuchim'. Contrary to soy sauce crab sauce, which was also eaten during the Joseon Dynasty, it is said to have appeared after the Korean War.
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$28.74
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해물요리 (Spicy Seafood Platter)
Stir-fry is a method of stir-frying ingredients in a hot fire with seasoning among Korean dishes. Stir-fried dishes are mainly used as side dishes or snacks. Stir-frying the ingredients in a dry state is called dry-heat stir-frying, and stir-frying so that the seasoning remains intact after cooking is called moist-heat stir-frying. (Luxury Chinese dish with plenty of seafood stir-fried)
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$65.54
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두부김치 (Stir-Fried Tofu & Kimchi)
Tofu kimchi is stir-fried kimchi served with warm tofu. Pork is usually served cooked with kimchi. This food is often served as a side dish when drinking soju or makgeolli. There are many types of kimchi these days, and there are many other things to eat besides kimchi, so I wondered, 'How can I make tofu kimchi even more delicious?' There are numerous recipes by various people called and people in the food industry. Most of them are made with tofu added to something similar to kimchi with meat.
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$34.49
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탕수육 (Sweet & Sour Beef)
Pork sweet and sour pork is a dish made by boiling beef with starch and frying it with vinegar, soy sauce, sugar, vegetables, and starch water. The recipe using tangchu (糖醋, tangcho, sweet and sour) sauce containing sugar and vinegar is an old recipe that can be found all over China, and each region has a slightly different name and form. they exist As time passed, they influenced each other's recipes, and as they were introduced to Korea, Japan, and many countries in the East and West, they were gradually mixed and changed in form.
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$28.74
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깐풍기 (Sweet & Spicy Chicken)
Kkanpunggi is a dish made by frying chicken pieces thinly coated in wheat flour batter and then adding a thin sauce seasoned with red pepper powder, soy sauce, vinegar, and sugar. The only difference is to make it spicy with a back
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$31.04
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깐풍새우 (Sweet and Spicy Shrimp)
Kkansho shrimp or chili prawns are peeled prawns coated with a batter made of potato starch and egg whites, fried, and then stir-fried in a spicy chili sauce. There are Sichuan-style and Shanghai-style. Sichuan-style Kansho shrimp uses dou banjang, and Shanghai-style chili shrimp is made with tomato sauce.
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$34.49
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돈까스 (Tonkatsu)
Tonkatsu is a Japanese dish derived from a Western cutlet modeled after the Italian cotoletta. Cut the pork loin into 2-3 cm thick slices, coat it with bread crumbs, and fry it in oil. Serve with Japanese-style Worcestershire sauce, rice, and vegetable salad. Stir-fried beef is called beef cutlet.
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$20.69
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우동볶음 (Yaki Udon)
Stir-fry is a method of stir-frying ingredients in a hot fire with seasoning among Korean dishes. Stir-fried dishes are mainly used as side dishes or snacks. Stir-frying the ingredients in a dry state is called dry-heat stir-frying, and stir-frying so that the seasoning remains intact after cooking is called moist-heat stir-frying. (Stir-fried udon is a Japanese dish in which vegetables and meat are stir-fried in boiled noodles)
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$22.99
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