
Korean Soy-Ginger Spanish Mackerel (Samchi Yangnyeom-gui), 2 Servings
A mild Korean fish dish: lightly floured Spanish mackerel pan-fried and glazed with soy-ginger sauce.
Korean home cooking first, with dishes from around the world.

A mild Korean fish dish: lightly floured Spanish mackerel pan-fried and glazed with soy-ginger sauce.

A hearty Korean soup of beef and mixed mushrooms, thickened with ground perilla seeds.

Korean highway-rest-stop snack: baby potatoes boiled tender, tossed in butter and optionally sprinkled with sugar.

Hand-torn wheat dough simmered in a tangy fermented-kimchi broth, unlike plain potato sujebi.

Traditional-style Korean drink: dried jujubes and ginger simmered until soft, with the pulp pressed through a sieve.

A light, brothy Korean home soup with fermented kimchi, soybean sprouts and anchovy stock, unlike a thick kimchi stew.

Korean banchan: oyster mushrooms are blanched and squeezed before a quick stir-fry and a perilla-powder finish.

A Korean street-food style stir-fry using precooked packaged sundae, glass noodles, cabbage and perilla leaves.

A seasonal Korean soup with pre-boiled taro, beef brisket and nutty perilla powder; often associated with the Chuseok table.

Pre-cooked canned whelks and crisp vegetables in a spicy, sweet-sour Korean dressing, served over cold wheat noodles.