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Korean bakery-style cinnamon cookies wrap a cooked lima-bean filling in a condensed-milk dough. Plan 12–24 hours to soak beans plus chilling and resting time.
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Korean bakery-style cinnamon cookies wrap a cooked lima-bean filling in a condensed-milk dough. Plan 12–24 hours to soak beans plus chilling and resting time.

Unlike sweet hotteok, this Namdaemun-market-inspired Korean street snack encloses soy-seasoned glass noodles and vegetables in a yeasted dough. Allow an extra 1–1½ hours for the dough to rise.

This Gangwon-region noodle soup simmers knife-cut wheat noodles, potato and zucchini in an anchovy broth seasoned with Korean chili and soybean pastes. Unlike clear chicken kalguksu, it has a spicy, savory jang broth.

Traditional Korean hwajeon are small pan-cooked glutinous rice cakes topped with certified food-grade edible flowers and a little honey. Never use florist or roadside flowers.

This is Korean gyeongyangsik-style donkkaseu, a local adaptation of Japanese tonkatsu served with rice, cabbage salad and gravy. Bread thin pork cutlets and deep-fry until cooked safely.

A Korean bakery-style snack made with soft potato, fully cooked eggs, salted crunchy vegetables and mayonnaise stuffed into small rolls. Fill buns close to serving.