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COOK THIS NOW Hooni Kim’s recipe for sweet-and-spicy pork sliders is just one of the Korean dishes I learned to cook this summer. It’s based on jeyuk bokkeum, a stir-fry traditionally made with thinly-sliced pork shoulder that's marinated in spicy gochujang and served with rice and banchan. Kim’s recipe demonstrates that the method works wonderfully with sliced pork tenderloin or belly, too. What We're Talking About
4 Korean Recipes for Weeknight Cooking From Hooni Kim The chef and author walks us through his favorite Korean and Korean-American dinners. Read More ► How to Battle Kitchen Burnout (And Still Get Dinner on the Table) If you find yourself just not wanting to cook right now, you're not alone. Read More ► Cookbook Preview: The 39 Fall Cookbooks We Want to Cook From Now Beat cooking fatigue with these exciting new titles. Read More ► Trending Recipes
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