Eric Kim’s Cornish Game Hen Soup combines tender poultry stuffed with glutinous rice and garlic, simmered in a fragrant broth with ginger and white pepper. Topped with fried shallots and cilantro, this warming soup transforms simple ingredients into a memorable dish perfect for cold winter days.
I never knew I needed rice cakes in my risotto until now – their satisfying chew is the perfect addition to Eric Kim’s delightfully creamy Winter Squash Risotto with Chewy Rice Cakes!
Eric Kim’s dakdoritang from “Korean American” shows how simple ingredients can result in a very flavorful dish. The spicy braised chicken with potatoes in a gochujang sauce was perfect over rice. Another amazing recipe from a favorite book.
Each year, I count down to NYT Cookie Week, specifically to find out what Eric Kim has blessed us with! This year it’s his not-too-sweet vibrant yellow Lemon-Turmeric Crinkle Cookies. Bet you can’t have just one!
Eric Kim simplifies traditional bibimbap with a sheet pan method, combining fluffy rice, gochujang, and a colorful medley of roasted fall vegetables like butternut squash, kale, and wild mushrooms. A raw egg yolk crowns this convenient, flavor-packed Korean dish.
Eric Kim’s Furikake Tomato Sandwich reimagines a summer staple with Japanese flair. Toasted bread, creamy mayo, and thick heirloom tomato slices are elevated by umami-rich furikake seasoning. This fusion creation amplifies the tomato’s natural flavor, resulting in an intensely satisfying sandwich perfect for August’s peak tomato season.
Pork chops were never my favorite growing up, but I’ve grown to love them as an adult – likely because we no longer have to cook them until they’re completely dried out for safety reasons! For Eric Kim’s Maple-Soy Pork Chops With Shichimi Togarashi, he […]
Gochujang Buttered Noodles is the perfect pantry meal. The dish has a buttery, garlicky, spicy sauce with a sweet touch.