Dak-bokkeum-tang Table

One pot handles the whole crowd. It's spicy — set the kids' portion aside first.

Guests or family gathering · 6 adults · 6 total

Every recipe here has been cooked and corrected by hand. But the way these three are grouped into one table, and the portion split, are still a draft the chef hasn't signed off on. If an amount feels too big or too small, trust that instinct.

Here's the table

Shopping list

Ingredients shared across dishes are combined, so you don't grab scallions three times at the store.

  • Minced garlicin 3 dishes2.4 oz(68 g)
  • Green onionin 2 dishes8.5 oz(240 g)
  • Potato1.3 lb(600 g)
  • Gochujang (Korean chili paste)3.7 oz(105 g)
  • Eggs2
  • Cut-up chicken4 lb(1.8 kg)
  • Carrot10.6 oz(300 g)
  • Heavy cream3.5 oz(100 g)
  • Vinegar3 Tbsp(45 ml)
  • Onion13.2 oz(375 g)
  • Cucumber
  • Milk7.1 oz(200 g)
  • Cheongyang chili peppers1
  • Soybean sprouts1.1 lb(500 g)
  • Cream cheese4.8 oz(135 g)

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  • Sugarin 3 dishes6.9 oz(195 g)
  • Saltin 2 dishes13 g
  • Soy sauce½ cup(120 ml)
  • Gochugaru (Korean chili flakes)1.6 oz(45 g)
  • Guk-ganjang (soup soy sauce)2½ Tbsp(37 ml)
  • Ice½ cup(½ cup (120 ml))
  • Whole sesame seeds¾ tsp

Prep order

No hours are listed. The recipes don't carry total cook times, and we won't invent them. Just following the order makes the day much easier.

  1. Morning of

    • Dak-bokkeum-tang (Spicy Braised Chicken)
    • Kongnamul-guk (Soybean Sprout Soup)
    • Caramel Cream Cheese Pudding
  2. Just before serving

    • Oi-naengguk (Chilled Cucumber Soup)Made ahead, this goes soggy or lukewarm