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Beef Noodle Soup with Buchu

A comforting Korean beef noodle soup topped with tender beef and spicy seasoned buchu in a clear anchovy-kelp broth. A flavorful and nourishing one-bowl meal.

Tofu soup with clams (Dubu-jogaetguk: 두부조갯국)

Looking for a simple, quick to make, and delicious soup? This easy tofu soup with clams is savory but not spicy at all, so it can be enjoyed by anyone who likes seafood. You can even have it for breakfast!

Korean-style shabu-shabu hot pot (샤브샤브)

This Korean version of Japanese shabu-shabu is fun to make and fun to eat. It’s the perfect warm, cozy dish for cooking, eating, talking, and drinking together with friends and family.

Shrimp porridge (Saeu-juk: 새우죽)

Today let’s make a nutritious 1 bowl meal, Korean shrimp porridge! A spoonful of soft, mild, savory porridge goes down so smoothly. Also, chewing bits of shrimp is delicious and fun. This video is filmed during a recent trip to Montauk, where I got some fresh high quality shrimp! Porridge is important to Korean cuisine […]

Spicy soft tofu stew with beef (Gogi sundubu-jjigae: 고기 순두부찌개)

Today’s recipe is an all-beef version of Korean spicy soft tofu stew called sundubu-jjigae. This stew is savory, spicy, comforting, delicious, and easy to make, which is why it’s so popular with Koreans and non-Koreans too. When I was setting out to cook, write, and photograph my second cookbook, my co-writer Martha Rose Shulman suggested […]

Kimchi hand-torn noodle soup (Kimchi-sujebi: 김치수제비)

I’ve been getting a lot of great feedback from my last recipe, healthy vegetable rice bowl, because so many people are staying at home and cooking with their families these days. More and more people are interested in easy, nutritious, and delicious meals so I came up with this idea to make kimchi hand-torn noodle […]

Spicy chicken & vegetable soup (Dakgaejang: 닭개장)

Today’s recipe is spicy beef and vegetable soup, called dakgaejang. It’s a delicious hot and spicy soup, and with just one small chicken you can feed a lot of people. That’s good value! And if you’re making it for yourself just freeze the leftovers and eat them for a while. If you made my yukgaejang […]

Ox bone hangover soup (Ppyeo-haejangguk: 뼈해장국)

Today I’m going to introduce you to ppyeo-haejangguk, or ox bone hangover soup. This soup is made from boiling ox bones for hours and hours until all the delicious, nutritious meat, marrow, and ligaments dissolve and create a hearty bone broth. The resulting soup is rich, savory, earthy, and best of all, after one spoonful I can feel […]

Doenjang-jjigae (Fermented soybean paste stew)

Hi everybody! Today my doenjang (fermented soybean paste) project is done by releasing this video recipe: How to make one of the most popular and representative doenjang dishes: doenjang-jjigae aka fermented soybean paste stew! Many Koreans say, “I never get tired of eating kimchi, doenjang-jjigae, and rice!” When a Korean mom chooses the first real meal for her […]

Judging the 2015 Global Taste of Korea contest

Yesterday I was invited to be a judge for the New York City preliminaries of the Global Taste of Korea contest. This is a Korean cooking contest held by the Korean Cultural Service all around the world in Norway, France, Vietnam, Malaysia, Russia, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Chile, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the Philippines, Algeria, Peru, New York and Hawaii. […]

Tiffany made Korean fried chicken for 200 people!

I’d like to share this exciting story with all of you. Have you ever cooked a huge batch of sweet and crispy Korean fried chicken (dakgangjeong) for a party? If so, how many pounds’ worth of chicken did you cook? Have any of you cooked more than 80 pounds? I’ve never made that much, and I’ve been […]

New Years’ Day dishes from around the world

I recently remade my tteokguk video and updated the recipe. Tteokguk is a dish that Koreans traditionally eat on New Year’s day, and yes, I made some for my family on January 1st 2014! I will make it again on Lunar New Year’s Day which falls on January 31st this year. When I posted the […]

Chris’ Korean-language Dakbokkeumtang video!

Running this website and making my videos on YouTube, I’m always amazed at how food can connect people together.

Sloppy meatball sandwich

Ever since I visited the Netherlands and learned this great Dutch meatball recipe from my reader Reinier, I always stick to it when I make meatballs. Delicious! Delicious! Thank you Reinier for teaching me your traditional meatball recipe! Recently I got this idea for a sloppy Dutch meatball sandwich, and made it at home. Maybe some […]

Bibim-guksu (Spicy mixed noodles)

Here is another quick and delicious recipe made with fermented kimchi: bibim-guksu, cold spicy noodles. It’s one of my favorites, so I make it often. If I don’t make these noodles for a while, I really have a craving for them. This recipe is really quick to make. The first thing I do is boil […]