
Beef Noodle Soup with Spicy Asian Chives (2 Servings)
Thin wheat noodles in clear anchovy-kelp broth topped with cooked soy-seasoned beef and spicy Asian chives, unlike plain banquet noodles.
Korean home cooking first, with dishes from around the world.

Thin wheat noodles in clear anchovy-kelp broth topped with cooked soy-seasoned beef and spicy Asian chives, unlike plain banquet noodles.

Cleaned clam meat and soft tofu gently simmered in anchovy-kelp stock, finished with sesame; mild and unlike spicy sundubu jjigae.

Slender eggplants are slit, stuffed with a savory gochujang seasoning and steamed until tender, unlike stir-fried eggplant.

Dried roots are soaked overnight and dressed with chili, vinegar and cucumber, rather than sautéed.

A Korean banchan of ready-to-eat dried pollock softened with a little water and tossed in gochujang and rice syrup, distinct from braised pollock.

This Korean-style vegetable banchan blanches bok choy and seasons it with doenjang, gochujang and sesame oil; it differs from spinach or mung-bean sprout namul.

This mild Korean banchan keeps minari's fragrance by briefly blanching and seasoning it with soy, garlic and sesame oil.

A no-bake Korean chestnut confection made by mashing boiled chestnuts with honey and cinnamon and shaping them like tiny chestnuts.

A non-spicy Korean cold somyeon dish in chilled radish-water-kimchi broth with cucumber and fully cooked egg.

A quick Korean side dish of shishito peppers lightly coated with flour and sautéed in soy sauce with onion.