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Rainbow bibimbap

A colorful rice bowl with vegetables, egg and a sweet-spicy gochujang sauce.

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Café-style matcha tiramisu cupsSnacks & sweets
Snacks & sweets

Café-style matcha tiramisu cups

Four chilled dessert cups with matcha-soaked sponge and airy mascarpone cream. A Korean café-inspired home version with no raw egg, coffee or alcohol; chilling time is included.

260 min4 servingsIntermediate
Korean café-style salt breadSnacks & sweets
Snacks & sweets

Korean café-style salt bread

Six buttery rolls with a lightly salted crust and crisp bottoms. Learn the dough, two rises and butter wrapping that create the small hollow pocket inside.

240 min6 servingsAdvanced
Perilla oil buckwheat noodlesNoodles
Noodles

Perilla oil buckwheat noodles

A mild, nutty Korean noodle bowl with toasted perilla oil, seaweed and crushed sesame. Learn to rinse and drain buckwheat noodles so the simple sauce stays flavorful.

15 min2 servingsEasy
Mala rosé tteokbokki with bok choyStreet food
Street food

Mala rosé tteokbokki with bok choy

Chewy rice cakes and bok choy in a creamy chili sauce with adjustable Sichuan-style mala flavor. A Korean street-food fusion home version, with clear sauce measurements and gentle simmering.

30 min2 servingsEasy
Dubai-style chewy cookiesSnacks & sweets
Snacks & sweets

Dubai-style chewy cookies

Cocoa-marshmallow shells wrapped around crunchy pistachio kataifi. A no-bake home version of Korea’s viral dessert.

45 min4 servingsIntermediate
Chewy butter rice cakesSnacks & sweets
Snacks & sweets

Chewy butter rice cakes

Golden edges, a chewy center and a buttery aroma: a small-batch oven version of Korea’s butter rice-cake trend.

45 min4 servingsIntermediate
THE EVERYDAY FAVORITE

Meet your new comfort bowl.

Colorful vegetables, warm rice, and a little gochujang magic. Make bibimbap your own.

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