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Carbonara is usually made with Pecorino or Parmigiano cheese, but today’s recipe is a little more special than the usual. This Smoked Gouda Carbonara uses smoked Gouda to add a gentle smoky depth, and guanciale makes it even richer and more savory. Let’s see how it comes together. 📋 At a Glance Dish: Smoked Gouda … Read more
Kimchi-jjim, well-fermented kimchi braised slowly with pork, is classic Korean comfort food. Today I’m making a super-easy Pork Belly Kimchi Jjim where thick slices of pork belly are rolled up inside kimchi leaves. Apart from rolling the kimchi, you just put everything in one pot and let it simmer, so it’s simpler than it looks. … Read more
Kimchi and tomato sauce might sound like an unlikely pair, but they have more in common than you’d think: both are tangy, savory and full of depth. Today’s recipe is Kimchi Tomato Pasta, a fusion dish where crunchy, tangy kimchi is stir-fried until savory and then simmered with arrabbiata tomato sauce. The fermented depth of … Read more
Pork belly is the cut Koreans love most, and this recipe gives it a Chinese-inspired twist. Today I’m making Chinese-Style Pork Belly stir-fry. The pork is first simmered with ginger and garlic until tender, then seared golden and coated in a sweet, spicy, sticky Chinese-style sauce. It comes out crisp on the outside and juicy … Read more
Jjamppong, the fiery seafood noodle soup from Korean-Chinese restaurants, is one of Korea’s go-to hangover cures. This recipe borrows that broth and pairs it with spaghetti to make Seafood Jjamppong Pasta, a dish Koreans would call haejang (hangover-cure) pasta. The base is spicy and sharp, loaded with seafood, and the noodles simmer right in the … Read more