Edward Lee's Country Cook EP8
Early in Yeosu, mysterious guest Bae Jung-nam arrives! Edward Lee faces his dialect blast!
Early in Yeosu, mysterious guest Bae Jung-nam arrives! Edward Lee faces his dialect blast!
The third Country Cook trip is to Yeosu, city of romance and cuisine, with guest Yoon Doo-joon!
There was an uninvited guest who just showed up. A guest who was attracted by the smell of toast?
Corn harvests, cool creeks, and a wild eel chase—Goseong heats up with laughs and chaos!
Paik Jong-won explores New York's iconic food scene, from bagels to soul food!
The second mission kicks off with a '3:3:3 Team Battle' to determine team members.
The first mission kicks off, requiring the contenders to create large anniversary cakes
The sweet and fierce dessert war begins among the ten contenders.
Manager Jo went to the sea and part-timer Seung-hwan tries to fill the vacancy of him.
Edward Lee tastes grandma's food and bursts into tears.
From prep to serving, Edward Lee single-handedly cooks a meal for the elders.
Three brothers busily moving to meet the veiled guests. 200% tension!
Final days in Yeongdeok, new laughs in Goseong—plus corn chaos with guest Cha Tae-hyun!
New guests visit the new kitchen. Tonight's social dining includes a giant fish dismantling show.
Paik explores Hanoi's upgraded food scene, featuring unique dishes like goose noodle and more!
Chef Ryan shares with us how to make goguma mattang, or candied sweet potatoes, one of the most popular after-school snacks in Korea. Sweet potatoes are deep-fried and coated in caramelized sugar to make this beloved snack that is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The chef gives a special tip to make the candy shell extra crunchy.
In this special episode to celebrate malbok, the last of the three hottest days in Korean summer, Chef Ryan shares with us how to make subak hwachae, or watermelon punch. He adds ginger syrup and five-flavor berry syrup to the original recipe to add rich flavors and aromas. Beat the heat with this refreshing summer dessert drink served in a watermelon bowl.
Chef Ryan shares with us how to make Andong jjimdak, a braised chicken recipe originating from the Andong region in Gyeongsangbuk-do Province. Chicken, assorted vegetables, and glass noodles are braised in a soy sauce-based savory sauce. Surprise your family with this delicious crowd-pleaser.
Chef Ryan shares with us how to make mulhoe, a cold and spick raw fish soup. It is one of the most popular seafood dishes during the sizzling Korean summer, especially at the beach. Sliced raw flounder and assorted vegetables are tossed in a spicy and sweet sauce for a refreshing, wholesome summer dish.
Chef Ryan shares with us how to make tteokgalbi, or grilled beef rib patties. It is a traditional Korean royal dish where finely minced beef ribs are marinate d in a sweet and salty sauce. Learn how to make this juicy, flavorful dish perfect for the summer grilling season.