[00:00] Today's recipe is tuna stew. Here you go.  It's canned tuna. Let's dice it this way.   [00:13] Put it here. I lined this with  my onion. Also slice this.   [00:27] Mmm, smells very refreshing. Here.   [00:45] Add gochujang, 2 tablespoons. And  gochugaru, hot pepper flakes, 2 tablespoons.   [00:59] And soy sauce, 1 tablespoon.   And then add water. Let's add 1 cup. Half a  cup more. All these ingredients are submerged.   [01:19] Close the lid and cook over medium-high heat.  Now, cook for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes,   I'm going to add more green onion, garlic, and  green chili pepper. Four large garlic cloves.   [01:36] I minced the four garlic cloves. And  green onions, chop two green onions.   [01:49] Green chili pepper.   Just mix together.   [02:04] I'll make apple ssamjang here. You guys made my  apple ssamjang? It's so delicious! I'm going to   use apple because this is apple ssamjang.  Actually, I invented this recipe.   [02:20] When I invented this recipe, that year,  I was working on my first cookbook.   I was so happy all summer until fall. I  always made this ssamjang, apple ssamjang.   [02:33] Ssamjang is a mixture of fermented soybean paste,  hot pepper paste, garlic, onion, and sesame oil,   all mixed together. Usually, we add sugar here  to make it a little sweet, but I used apple.   [03:00] This one I like to cut into  tiny pieces. Like this.   [03:23] Already 10 minutes have passed.  I'm going to add all this stuff.   Garlic, green onion, and more green chili pepper.   [03:47] I like to thicken this stew, so I'm going to  cook it a little longer, 3 to 5 minutes. Here,   I added Korean soybean paste, hot pepper  paste, green onion, garlic, and then apple,   [04:03] one small Gala apple. And then sesame oil,  around 1 tablespoon, and sesame seeds.   [04:25] I already posted this recipe, apple ssamjang.  Check out the exact ratio on my website. Wow,   nice. Such a delicious smell from this. I can't  believe this is from canned tuna. I just cooked   [04:44] this for three more minutes. I think that's enough  because sometimes we need to eat this like a stew.   [04:58] Turn it off. These are my side dishes for this.   And this is lettuce. So I made a kind  of vegetable basket. Exciting! Rice.   [05:25] My rice. Very freshly made kimchi. And I will show  you how to eat it. Open sesame. Lettuce? I have   two. And rice. Just a little rice. This is tuna  stew. And this is apple ssamjang. And then, wrap.   [05:55] Mmm. Very, very delicious.  Today, we made spicy tuna stew,   chamchi-jjigae. Enjoy my  recipe! See you next time. Bye~