
Refrigerated Soy-Pickled Garlic Chives (Buchu Jangajji), 4 Servings
A Korean banchan of garlic chives marinated in sweet-sour soy brine. Allow 12–24 hours in the refrigerator in addition to preparation. Not a shelf-stable pickle.
Korean home cooking first, with dishes from around the world.

Three portions of soft, fully set Korean steamed eggs gently cooked in a small earthenware bowl with broth and scallion.

A two-portion rolled egg dish using four eggs, onion and optional bell peppers, layered in a skillet. Adapted from Maangchi, with a fully cooked center check.

Three servings of creamy Korean-style mashed potato salad with thoroughly cooked eggs and crunchy cucumber.

A traditional Korean side dish of dried kelp brushed with rice paste, dried thoroughly and fried. The crisp rice coating distinguishes it from plain fried kelp.

A Daejeon regional side dish of soybeans coated with glutinous rice flour, fried and tossed in a sweet-salty soy glaze. Soak beans in the refrigerator for 8–10 hours the previous night; this is outside the listed prep/cook times. Steaming is extended beyond the source recipe for thorough cooking.