korean Recipes
87 delicious korean recipes from around the world
Seolleongtang (Korean Ox Bone Soup)
A deeply nourishing and comforting Korean ox bone soup, characterized by its rich, milky white broth achieved through hours of slow simmering. This soup is traditionally seasoned at the table to personal preference.
Sigeumchi Namul (Seasoned Spinach)
A classic Korean banchan (side dish), Sigeumchi Namul features blanched spinach seasoned with garlic, sesame oil, and soy sauce, finished with toasted sesame seeds. It's a simple, healthy, and flavorful addition to any meal.
Sikhye (Korean Sweet Rice Punch)
A traditional Korean sweet beverage made from malted barley and cooked rice, known for its refreshing sweetness and the delightful texture of floating rice grains. It's often enjoyed as a dessert drink or a digestive aid.
Sogogi Gukbap (Korean Beef and Rice Soup)
A comforting and clear Korean beef soup, featuring tender brisket and rice, traditionally a specialty of Daegu. This recipe focuses on building a rich, clean broth from beef bones and brisket.
Songpyeon (Korean Half-Moon Rice Cakes)
Delicate, half-moon shaped rice cakes filled with a sweet sesame seed mixture and traditionally steamed over fragrant pine needles. Songpyeon are a quintessential treat enjoyed during Chuseok, the Korean harvest festival.
Sujeonggwa (Korean Cinnamon Punch)
A traditional Korean sweet and spicy cinnamon ginger punch, often enjoyed during holidays, featuring the unique flavor of dried persimmons and a hint of pine nuts. It's known for its refreshing taste and digestive properties.
Sundae (Korean Blood Sausage)
A traditional Korean street food, Sundae is a type of blood sausage made by stuffing pig intestines with a flavorful mixture of glass noodles, glutinous rice, pork blood, and sometimes other ingredients like tofu. It's typically steamed and served sliced with a simple salt and pepper dipping sauce.
Sundae Gukbap (Korean Blood Sausage Soup)
A deeply savory and comforting Korean soup featuring tender pork bone broth, chewy sundae (blood sausage), various pork offal, and served with rice. This dish is known for its rich flavor and hearty nature, often enjoyed as a full meal.
Sundubu Jjigae (Korean Soft Tofu Stew)
A comforting and spicy Korean stew featuring silken tofu, seafood, and a rich, flavorful broth. Perfect for a chilly day.
Tangsuyuk (Korean Sweet and Sour Pork)
A beloved Korean-Chinese dish featuring crispy fried pork coated in a vibrant, tangy sweet and sour sauce with fresh vegetables and fruit. The contrast between the crunchy pork and the bright sauce is its signature.
Tteok-galbi (Korean Grilled Short Rib Patties)
Tteok-galbi are delicious, savory-sweet patties made from finely minced beef short ribs, often mixed with pork for texture. Traditionally a specialty of Gwangju, these patties are marinated and then grilled to a perfect caramelization, resulting in a juicy interior and a flavorful crust. The inclusion of pear acts as a natural tenderizer.
Tteokbokki
Korea's beloved street food - chewy rice cakes bathed in a fiery-sweet gochujang sauce, complemented by tender fish cakes and fresh scallions. A comforting and addictive dish.
Yaksik (Korean Sweet Rice)
Yaksik, also known as Yakbap, is a traditional Korean sweet rice dessert made with glutinous rice, nuts, dried fruits, and a sweet syrup. It's often enjoyed during holidays and special occasions.
Yangnyeom Chicken
Korean spicy fried chicken - crispy chicken pieces coated in a sweet and spicy gochujang-based sauce. This dish is known for its addictive sweet, spicy, and savory flavor profile with a satisfyingly crunchy texture.
Yeongeun Jorim (Korean Braised Lotus Root)
Yeongeun Jorim is a classic Korean banchan (side dish) featuring tender yet slightly crunchy lotus root braised in a sweet and savory soy-based sauce. The beautiful, lace-like pattern of the lotus root makes it visually appealing, while its unique texture and flavor profile make it a delightful accompaniment to any meal.