[카테고리:] Korean Side Dishes
Easy Korean side dish recipes, also known as banchan, that pair perfectly with steamed rice, Korean soups, stews, grilled meat, and everyday meals.
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Bokkeum Gochujang Recipe (Korean Stir-Fried Gochujang Sauce with Beef)
Bokkeum Gochujang is a Korean stir-fried gochujang sauce made with ground beef, gochujang, onion, green onion, garlic, sugar, soy sauce, and oil. This is one of the most useful Korean sauces to keep in the refrigerator. Once made, you can enjoy it with rice, bibimbap, lettuce wraps, cabbage wraps, noodles, or simple vegetable side dishes.…
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Baek Kimchi Recipe (Korean White Kimchi Without Fish Sauce)
Baek Kimchi is a mild Korean white kimchi made with napa cabbage, Korean radish, carrot, green onion, red chili pepper, pear, onion, garlic, ginger, rice, and sea salt. Unlike spicy red kimchi, baek kimchi does not use gochugaru. This version is also made without fish sauce or salted seafood, giving it a clean, refreshing, lightly…
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Onion Geotjeori Recipe(Korean Fresh Onion Kimchi Salad)
Onion Geotjeori is a quick Korean fresh onion salad made with thick-sliced onions, fish sauce, gochugaru, garlic, sugar, plum extract, and sesame seeds. This recipe is simple, refreshing, lightly spicy, and perfect as a side dish for rich or greasy foods. The onions are briefly soaked in salt water, seasoned with anchovy fish sauce, then…
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Tofu Ssamjang with Cabbage Wraps Recipe (Korean Tofu Dipping Sauce for Steamed Cabbage)
Tofu Ssamjang with Cabbage Wraps is a simple Korean home-style dish made with tofu, zucchini, onion, doenjang, gochujang, ssamjang, perilla oil, and tender steamed or boiled cabbage leaves. This recipe is savory, nutty, hearty, and easy to make. The tofu ssamjang works like a thick Korean dipping sauce, while the cabbage leaves are used as…
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Kkakdugi Recipe (Korean Radish Kimchi)
Kkakdugi is a crunchy Korean radish kimchi made with cubed Korean radish, gochugaru, fish sauce, salted shrimp, garlic, green onion, onion, and a simple rice-based seasoning paste. This recipe is easy to make at home and does not require a separate flour paste. Instead, cold cooked rice is blended into the seasoning, which helps the…
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Haemul Jjim Recipe (Korean Spicy Braised Seafood)
Haemul Jjim is a spicy Korean braised seafood dish made with squid, shrimp, mussels, clams, soybean sprouts, minari, onion, green onion, and a bold gochugaru-based sauce. This dish is spicy, savory, rich, and full of seafood flavor. It is especially satisfying because you can enjoy different textures in one dish: chewy squid, juicy shrimp, briny…
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Bite-Sized Buchujeon Recipe (Korean Garlic Chive Pancakes)
Bite-sized Buchujeon is a Korean garlic chive pancake made with chopped garlic chives, carrot, Cheongyang chili pepper, pancake mix, water, and egg. Unlike a large traditional buchujeon, this version is cooked in small round pieces, making it easy to eat in one bite. It is crispy around the edges, savory in the center, and perfect…
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Yubu Chobap Recipe Ideas (Korean Inari Sushi Lunch Box)
Yubu Chobap is a popular Korean lunch box dish made with seasoned rice stuffed into sweet and savory fried tofu pockets. It is quick, easy, and highly customizable. The basic version is delicious on its own, but it becomes even better when topped or mixed with ingredients like salmon, imitation crab, spicy mayo, shrimp, tuna,…
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Gamja Chaejeon Recipe (Korean Crispy Potato Pancake)
Gamja Chaejeon is a Korean shredded potato pancake made with thinly sliced potatoes, a little pancake mix, salt, pepper, and plenty of cooking oil. Unlike the softer and chewier style of grated potato pancake, this version is crispy on the outside and pleasantly chewy inside. Because the potatoes are cut into thin strips, the texture…
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Myeolchi Bokkeum Recipe (Korean Stir-Fried Anchovies)
Myeolchi Bokkeum is a classic Korean side dish made with small dried anchovies stir-fried in oil and coated with a sweet and savory soy sauce glaze. This version is crispy, nutty, lightly sweet, and mild enough for kids. The key is to dry-fry the anchovies first to remove any fishy smell, then stir-fry them with…








