Cuisine collection
Korean Recipes
11 recipes from DailyCook's Korean collection.
35 minKorean Beef BulgogiSweet-savory Korean beef with pear, sesame, onions, and mushrooms, seared hot and ready in about 35 minutes.
1 hr 10 minKorean Beef Seaweed Breakfast SoupA gentle Korean beef-and-seaweed soup with a clean sesame aroma, made for a warm breakfast with rice.
1 hr 2 minKorean Braised Mackerel with RadishA Korean-style mackerel braise with tender radish, ginger, garlic, and a warming chile-soy sauce.
15 minKorean Cucumber Sesame SaladA crisp Korean cucumber salad with tangy soy-vinegar dressing, gochugaru, scallions, and toasted sesame.
1 hrKorean Jjimdak Soy-Braised Chicken with Glass NoodlesAndong-style soy-braised chicken with tender vegetables and chewy Korean glass noodles.
1 hr 5 minKorean Rice Cake SoupA clear Korean beef soup with chewy sliced rice cakes, egg ribbons, green onion, and roasted gim.
2 hr 10 minKorean Seed-Filled HotteokBusan-inspired Korean sweet pancakes with crisp edges, chewy centers, and a warm seed-studded sugar filling.
7 hrKorean Sikhye Rice PunchA traditional Korean rice punch with gentle malt sweetness, floating rice grains, and a clear amber finish.
17 minKorean Soybean Sprout NamulA tender-crisp Korean soybean sprout side dish with garlic, scallions, and toasted sesame.
42 minKorean TteokbokkiClassic Korean rice cakes simmered with fish cake, cabbage, and scallions in a glossy sweet-spicy gochujang sauce.
50 minKorean Vegetable BibimbapA colorful Korean rice bowl with seasoned vegetables, a fully cooked egg, and a savory-spicy gochujang sauce.
What you’ll find in this collection
This collection brings together 11 recipes listed under the Korean label. Meal types represented include breakfast, dinner, drink, side, side dish, and snack, with total recipe times of 15–420 minutes.
A few places to start are Korean Beef Bulgogi, Korean Beef Seaweed Breakfast Soup, and Korean Braised Mackerel with Radish. Use the cards below to compare dishes and open the complete instructions.
How to use this collection
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The Korean label is a browsing guide based on each recipe’s stated tradition, region, or inspiration. This selection represents DailyCook’s current catalog and will continue to grow as new recipes are added.