
Lee Jong-im's 100-Year Table
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Book Introduction
Four Seasons Korean Cuisine, Preserved with 50 Years of Experience, Just Like Mom's Cooking
With 280,000 subscribers and 50 million cumulative views, YouTube's "Lee Jong-im Style Channel" reveals its cooking know-how.
*Seasonal dishes made with seasonal ingredients that come to mind when the time comes
*K-food first generation original cooking secrets in one book
*QR code included for all cooking recipes - Watch Jong-Im Lee's cooking class right away
A traditional Korean home cooking recipe book that has been around for a long time in a cookbook market dominated by one-dish meals and fusion cuisine.
This is the first seasonal cookbook published by Lee Jong-im, a master of Korean home cooking and a culinary researcher who currently communicates with various generations through social media channels.
Since becoming famous as the first "cooking teacher known to the entire nation" through MBC's [Today's Cooking] in the 1980s, the author has been active in various fields such as broadcasting, training students, and introducing Korean food overseas. Recently, he opened the YouTube channel "Lee Jong-im Style Channel" to introduce precious Korean recipes that are hard to find on other cooking channels.
This book, which features a selection of dishes that have received particularly good responses from YouTube content with 280,000 subscribers and is organized by season, combines the know-how of veteran cooking experts with easy recipes compiled through communication with the public through YouTube.
Our country has four distinct seasons, so vegetables and seafood that are available in each season are different, and seasonal foods that utilize ingredients that are available in each season are also well developed.
There are many dishes that come to mind in each season, such as cold soybean paste stew that comes to mind in spring, cucumber cold soup that is refreshing in summer, seasoned raw fish salad that you will regret not eating in fall, and pollack stew that is especially delicious in winter.
The author, who has preserved the traditional taste of Korean cuisine for 50 years, introduces seasonal recipes that are packed with the flavor and nutrition that only Korean food made with seasonal ingredients can provide.
Through 168 recipes that will remind you of your mother's meals from your childhood, you will be able to enjoy the true taste of Korean food that is hard to find in other recipe books these days.
In addition, it includes representative seasonal ingredients and useful broth and seasoning recipes that can be made at home, and you can also watch videos of how to make each dish through QR codes, so that even those unfamiliar with Korean cooking can follow along without much difficulty.
With 280,000 subscribers and 50 million cumulative views, YouTube's "Lee Jong-im Style Channel" reveals its cooking know-how.
*Seasonal dishes made with seasonal ingredients that come to mind when the time comes
*K-food first generation original cooking secrets in one book
*QR code included for all cooking recipes - Watch Jong-Im Lee's cooking class right away
A traditional Korean home cooking recipe book that has been around for a long time in a cookbook market dominated by one-dish meals and fusion cuisine.
This is the first seasonal cookbook published by Lee Jong-im, a master of Korean home cooking and a culinary researcher who currently communicates with various generations through social media channels.
Since becoming famous as the first "cooking teacher known to the entire nation" through MBC's [Today's Cooking] in the 1980s, the author has been active in various fields such as broadcasting, training students, and introducing Korean food overseas. Recently, he opened the YouTube channel "Lee Jong-im Style Channel" to introduce precious Korean recipes that are hard to find on other cooking channels.
This book, which features a selection of dishes that have received particularly good responses from YouTube content with 280,000 subscribers and is organized by season, combines the know-how of veteran cooking experts with easy recipes compiled through communication with the public through YouTube.
Our country has four distinct seasons, so vegetables and seafood that are available in each season are different, and seasonal foods that utilize ingredients that are available in each season are also well developed.
There are many dishes that come to mind in each season, such as cold soybean paste stew that comes to mind in spring, cucumber cold soup that is refreshing in summer, seasoned raw fish salad that you will regret not eating in fall, and pollack stew that is especially delicious in winter.
The author, who has preserved the traditional taste of Korean cuisine for 50 years, introduces seasonal recipes that are packed with the flavor and nutrition that only Korean food made with seasonal ingredients can provide.
Through 168 recipes that will remind you of your mother's meals from your childhood, you will be able to enjoy the true taste of Korean food that is hard to find in other recipe books these days.
In addition, it includes representative seasonal ingredients and useful broth and seasoning recipes that can be made at home, and you can also watch videos of how to make each dish through QR codes, so that even those unfamiliar with Korean cooking can follow along without much difficulty.
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Preview
index
Basic Measurement Method
A seasoning that adds flavor to dishes that is good to have at home
Ingredients that are good to buy according to season
Good stock and seasoning to make
Frequently asked questions in SNS comments
Part 1.
spring
Spring soybean paste stew
Spring donggeotjeori
braised tofu with sweet potatoes
Pickled sweet potatoes
Cold radish rice bowl
Cold kimchi stew
Chadol Shabu-shabu Naengmyeon Jjigae & Chadol Pumpkin Jjigae
Dodari mugwort soup
Mugwort Pancake & Mugwort Rice Cake
Stir-fried water parsley and octopus
Grilled octopus with seasoning
Stir-fried octopus and pork
Braised fish and bracken
Clear clam soup
Moshijogae Naengi Doenjang Guk
Whole garlic soy sauce pickles
Fresh and Garlic-Stir-Fried Golbaengi & Fresh and Garlic-Stir-Fried Golbaengi
Stir-fried dried shrimp and garlic chives
Flower crab soup
Seasoned crab salad
Cucumber Sobagi
Low-sugar cucumber kimbap
Napa cabbage kimchi
Stir-fried anchovies and soybean paste
Sun Onion Rice Bowl
Shrimp and Chive Pancake
Sweet and Sour Stewed New Potatoes
Part 2.
summer
Zucchini and Gochujang Stew
Zucchini and shrimp pancakes
Stir-fried round pumpkin
Grilled eggplant and zucchini
Eggplant cold soup
Eggplant and Tofu Rice Bowl
Sweet potato and anchovy pancake & sweet potato and perilla seed stew
Cucumbers & Cucumber Salad & Cucumber Cold Soup
Nogaksaengchae
Colored chili pepper paste & cucumber and seaweed soup
Cucumber and chive kimchi
Bracken fern & perilla leaf sprouts
Gochujang-style fernbrake and fernbrake stew
Perilla leaf side dish
Stir-fried chili peppers
Turnip kimchi
Barley rice kimchi with pickled vegetables
Potato pancakes & potato shredded pancakes
Bean sprout salad & bean sprout cold soup
Cold buckwheat noodles
Bulgogi cold buckwheat noodle tray
Bibim Naengmyeon
Kongguksu
Frosted soybean soup & kimchi stew
Sesame sauce cold tofu noodles
Yukgaejang
Dogani Yukgaejang
Chicken leg abalone samgyetang
Part 3.
autumn
Shrimp and clam soup & clam and clam soup
Steamed taro
Torantang
Braised lotus root
Braised burdock
Mushroom seafood pancake
Mushroom and sesame seed soup
Mushroom rice bowl
Grilled seasoned burdock
Bellflower root and green onion kimchi
Mujangajji & Mujangajji muchim
Sweet Potato Candy & Orange Sauce Sweet Potato Candy
Bracken fern sesame tofu noodles
Acorn Jelly & Onmuk Rice
Acorn jelly salad
Braised raw shrimp & braised seafood in sesame oil
Grilled seasoned mushrooms with dew
Seasoned raw fish
Spicy Stir-fried Sauce & Stir-fried Octopus
Mackerel bibimbap
Squid stew
Squid and vegetable pancake
Crab Kalguksu
Assorted seafood stew
braised codfish
Grilled flounder
Part 4.
winter
kimchi soup
Garaetteok Kimchi Jjim & Pork Rib Kimchi Jjim
Pork Kimchi Rice
Kimchi and potato stir-fry
Stir-fried kimchi
Cabbage pancakes
Kimchi dumpling stew
Winter Radio
Radish pickles & radish salad
Lotus leaf five-grain rice & five-grain vegetables
Spinach side dish & spinach tofu sesame sauce salad
Saetae Tteokguk
Pork and Gamjatang
Doenjangjjigae
Beef stew
Dongtae stew
Spicy clam soup
Spicy beef soup
Lotus root and perilla leaf salad
Root Vegetable Curry Soup
Blue oyster pancake
Shrimp skewer pancake
Royal Tteokbokki & Garaetteokbokki
Red bean porridge
Pumpkin Sikhye
Low-sugar citron tea & low-sugar ginger tea
Low-sugar ginger lemon juice
Part 5.
Four seasons
Braised beef ribs
Spicy braised short ribs
Instant Bulgogi & Gogitjib Ssamjang
Tteokgalbi & Tomato Sauce Tteokgalbi
Braised beef
Wanjajeon
Beef Apple Curry Rice Bowl
Spicy braised pork ribs
Dakbokkeumtang
Grilled chicken legs and vegetables
Salmon pot rice
Grilled pollack with chili paste
Steamed pollack
Braised hairtail kimchi
Braised mackerel and dried radish greens
Squid salad with vinegar
Stir-fried squid
Stir-fried anchovies & spicy stir-fried anchovies
Simple Japchae
Spicy Bean Sprout Japchae
Bean sprout tofu soybean paste soup
Half-boiled egg sauce
3 kinds of soybean paste stew
Stir-fried fish cake & spicy braised fish cake
Stir-fried Mushroom Vegetables and Bean Sprout Rice
Crunchy Bean Sprout Pancake & Egg and Chive Pancake
3 types of seaweed soup
A seasoning that adds flavor to dishes that is good to have at home
Ingredients that are good to buy according to season
Good stock and seasoning to make
Frequently asked questions in SNS comments
Part 1.
spring
Spring soybean paste stew
Spring donggeotjeori
braised tofu with sweet potatoes
Pickled sweet potatoes
Cold radish rice bowl
Cold kimchi stew
Chadol Shabu-shabu Naengmyeon Jjigae & Chadol Pumpkin Jjigae
Dodari mugwort soup
Mugwort Pancake & Mugwort Rice Cake
Stir-fried water parsley and octopus
Grilled octopus with seasoning
Stir-fried octopus and pork
Braised fish and bracken
Clear clam soup
Moshijogae Naengi Doenjang Guk
Whole garlic soy sauce pickles
Fresh and Garlic-Stir-Fried Golbaengi & Fresh and Garlic-Stir-Fried Golbaengi
Stir-fried dried shrimp and garlic chives
Flower crab soup
Seasoned crab salad
Cucumber Sobagi
Low-sugar cucumber kimbap
Napa cabbage kimchi
Stir-fried anchovies and soybean paste
Sun Onion Rice Bowl
Shrimp and Chive Pancake
Sweet and Sour Stewed New Potatoes
Part 2.
summer
Zucchini and Gochujang Stew
Zucchini and shrimp pancakes
Stir-fried round pumpkin
Grilled eggplant and zucchini
Eggplant cold soup
Eggplant and Tofu Rice Bowl
Sweet potato and anchovy pancake & sweet potato and perilla seed stew
Cucumbers & Cucumber Salad & Cucumber Cold Soup
Nogaksaengchae
Colored chili pepper paste & cucumber and seaweed soup
Cucumber and chive kimchi
Bracken fern & perilla leaf sprouts
Gochujang-style fernbrake and fernbrake stew
Perilla leaf side dish
Stir-fried chili peppers
Turnip kimchi
Barley rice kimchi with pickled vegetables
Potato pancakes & potato shredded pancakes
Bean sprout salad & bean sprout cold soup
Cold buckwheat noodles
Bulgogi cold buckwheat noodle tray
Bibim Naengmyeon
Kongguksu
Frosted soybean soup & kimchi stew
Sesame sauce cold tofu noodles
Yukgaejang
Dogani Yukgaejang
Chicken leg abalone samgyetang
Part 3.
autumn
Shrimp and clam soup & clam and clam soup
Steamed taro
Torantang
Braised lotus root
Braised burdock
Mushroom seafood pancake
Mushroom and sesame seed soup
Mushroom rice bowl
Grilled seasoned burdock
Bellflower root and green onion kimchi
Mujangajji & Mujangajji muchim
Sweet Potato Candy & Orange Sauce Sweet Potato Candy
Bracken fern sesame tofu noodles
Acorn Jelly & Onmuk Rice
Acorn jelly salad
Braised raw shrimp & braised seafood in sesame oil
Grilled seasoned mushrooms with dew
Seasoned raw fish
Spicy Stir-fried Sauce & Stir-fried Octopus
Mackerel bibimbap
Squid stew
Squid and vegetable pancake
Crab Kalguksu
Assorted seafood stew
braised codfish
Grilled flounder
Part 4.
winter
kimchi soup
Garaetteok Kimchi Jjim & Pork Rib Kimchi Jjim
Pork Kimchi Rice
Kimchi and potato stir-fry
Stir-fried kimchi
Cabbage pancakes
Kimchi dumpling stew
Winter Radio
Radish pickles & radish salad
Lotus leaf five-grain rice & five-grain vegetables
Spinach side dish & spinach tofu sesame sauce salad
Saetae Tteokguk
Pork and Gamjatang
Doenjangjjigae
Beef stew
Dongtae stew
Spicy clam soup
Spicy beef soup
Lotus root and perilla leaf salad
Root Vegetable Curry Soup
Blue oyster pancake
Shrimp skewer pancake
Royal Tteokbokki & Garaetteokbokki
Red bean porridge
Pumpkin Sikhye
Low-sugar citron tea & low-sugar ginger tea
Low-sugar ginger lemon juice
Part 5.
Four seasons
Braised beef ribs
Spicy braised short ribs
Instant Bulgogi & Gogitjib Ssamjang
Tteokgalbi & Tomato Sauce Tteokgalbi
Braised beef
Wanjajeon
Beef Apple Curry Rice Bowl
Spicy braised pork ribs
Dakbokkeumtang
Grilled chicken legs and vegetables
Salmon pot rice
Grilled pollack with chili paste
Steamed pollack
Braised hairtail kimchi
Braised mackerel and dried radish greens
Squid salad with vinegar
Stir-fried squid
Stir-fried anchovies & spicy stir-fried anchovies
Simple Japchae
Spicy Bean Sprout Japchae
Bean sprout tofu soybean paste soup
Half-boiled egg sauce
3 kinds of soybean paste stew
Stir-fried fish cake & spicy braised fish cake
Stir-fried Mushroom Vegetables and Bean Sprout Rice
Crunchy Bean Sprout Pancake & Egg and Chive Pancake
3 types of seaweed soup
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Publisher's Review
[A Word from Subscribers]
*I've tried all the famous recipes, but Chef Lee Jong-im's lotus root recipe is the best.
Since it's a mortgage, it seems like it would be good for dieting.
*I like the teacher's cooking because it brings out the natural flavor of the ingredients rather than the seasoning.
*I really like your cooking style, teacher, because it's always neat and edgy.
*There are a lot of flashy cooking YouTubers these days, but I like your traditional cooking.
*I made this when my family gathered for the holidays and it was praised.
*I think men can easily follow along and make it.
*I've tried all the famous recipes, but Chef Lee Jong-im's lotus root recipe is the best.
Since it's a mortgage, it seems like it would be good for dieting.
*I like the teacher's cooking because it brings out the natural flavor of the ingredients rather than the seasoning.
*I really like your cooking style, teacher, because it's always neat and edgy.
*There are a lot of flashy cooking YouTubers these days, but I like your traditional cooking.
*I made this when my family gathered for the holidays and it was praised.
*I think men can easily follow along and make it.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 5, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 320 pages | 180*240*30mm
- ISBN13: 9791129714664
- ISBN10: 1129714667
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