Modern Korean Comfort

Family recipes are given an Instagram-worthy upgrade in these meals that beautifully blend classic and contemporary cooking.

These shrimp balls are light, flavorful, and super easy to make. The perfect party appetizer or soup ingredient.

Korean porridge or juk, is made by slow-boiling rice in water or broth. In this version, we use chicken broth and a variety of mushrooms, giving the porridge a delicious umami flavor. Warm, filling, and perfect for weeknight dinners.

A crisp, refreshing salad with a funky, sweet/spicy combo thanks to the Korean chili flakes, Korean pear, and some pungent fish sauce. Finished off with a handful of herbs, this salad comes together quick and makes a great side dish for your next Korean meal!

A simple, comforting Korean stew with spicy, tangy flavors and a whole lot of pork belly. Did I mention it's only 4 ingredients?

This comforting stew is one of the most popular dishes in Korean cooking. You can pretty much put any vegetables and meat you want in it - as long as you have some doenjang and dashima, you've got yourself a comforting, healthy meal!

This is one chicken dish you'll be making over and over again! One pot, amazing flavor, in under an hour. Goes great with your favorite roasted veggies and some fluffy white rice.

The beloved brunch/lunch/snack/dinner - but with a twist! Spicy Korean Gochujang, sesame oil and a drizzle of sweet honey breath new life into this classic. But don't forget the lime!

This fusion pasta dish combines fragrant preserved garlic, refreshing perilla leaves and the umami-punch of anchovy to create a bright, savory flavor combo that will spice up any dinner table.