
Roasted Tomato Sauce
When the tomatoes in my garden begin to ripen at a furious pace, I look for quick and easy ways to preserve the excess. This

When the tomatoes in my garden begin to ripen at a furious pace, I look for quick and easy ways to preserve the excess. This

Prep time: 15 minutes (not including time to make dressing) Cook time: 6 minutes Yield: 3 servings INGREDIENTS: 1 tablespoon ghee, lard, or coconut

This rich, traditional sauce goes well with all kinds of Korean panfried vegetables, seafood, and meat. Its creamy texture makes it great for dipping. You

This sauce accompanies many Korean salads, including Cold Jellyfish Salad and the Platter of Nine Delicacies. Traditionally the sauce isn’t made with garlic, but I

This creamy dipping sauce is great with fried foods such as Potato Croquettes. It also works well as a dip for raw vegetables like carrot,

This all-purpose dipping sauce with umami flavor is especially good wrapped inside lettuce leaves with Bulgogi, Grilled Pork Belly, or L.A.– Style Beef Short Ribs.

This seasoning sauce adds flavor to a number of dishes in this book, including Bibimbap, Soybean Sprout Rice, Steamed Oysters with Rice, and Roasted Porgy.

Fermented fish lend complex flavor to a variety of Korean dishes. Filleted, chopped, and seasoned, the fish is also a popular side dish with rice.

Very salty and strong, Korean soup soy sauce is not just for soup, as the name might suggest; it’s also good for seasoning stews, meat,

A red, thick, shiny paste, gochujang is one of the cornerstones of Korean cuisine, adding spiciness to many dishes. It’s readily available in all Korean


