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Korean Soups

Recipes, Techniques, and Inspirations for Korean Soups and Stews at Home

Contributors

By Clara Lee

By Eddo Kim

Formats and Prices

On Sale
Oct 6, 2026
Page Count
240 pages
ISBN-13
9781523530229

Price

$30.00

Price

$40.00 CAD

Format

Format:

  1. Hardcover $30.00 $40.00 CAD
  2. ebook $14.99 $19.99 CAD

Soul-warming broths, soups, stews, and hot pots at the heart of Korean cuisine

Korean Soups is a definitive guide to learning about the ingredients, inspirations, and traditional Korean techniques for preparing flavorful, easy, and classic Korean soups. Featuring more than 50 inspiring and delicious recipes, readers will learn how to make Spicy Braised Chicken Stew for a quick and comforting midweek meal, refreshing Cold Cucumber Soup in summer, Thinly Sliced Beef Bulgogi Hot Pot for entertaining guests, and Kimchi and Soybean Sprout Soup to nourish and restore. To accompany are 13 foundational side-dish recipes, including rice, kimchi, and pickles, for perfectly pairing with soup.

Authors Clara Lee and Eddo Kim are the co-founders of Queens, a San Francisco-based Korean food company. They offer an experts’ guide to shopping for a thoughtfully curated, well-stocked Korean pantry and invite you into their home kitchen to help you turn these ingredients into magical guks, tangs, jjigaes, and jeongols through their simple and straightforward methods and recipes.


 


Clara Lee

About the Author

Clara Lee is a chef and co-founder of Korean American food company, Queens. She is originally from New York and has been living and cooking professionally in San Francisco since 2015. 

Eddo Kim is a former educator and grant writer, and currently co-founder of Queens, a Korean American food company. He previously founded and ran an international education nonprofit for a decade before moving to San Francisco and transitioning into the food industry.



 

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