The 11th JEJU FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL | 2026 · May–June · Jeju
Jeju Food & Wine Festival

Recipes

Ten years of Jeju gastronomy, shared.

Since 2016, JFWF has introduced recipes born at the festival — an archive filled with the inspiration of chefs who have explored Jeju's ingredients. Each year, JFWF compiles these recipes into a cookbook, published and distributed free of charge.

JFWF Recipe Archive

Signature Dishes

Seongisidol Ranch Bocconcini · Jeju Gueom Chicken · Croaker Roll Cured in Jeju Beet

by Kim Jae-sun

Karahyang Citrus Mousse with Jeju Apple Mango

by Kim Jae-sun

Jeju Sweet Shrimp with Horseradish Cream

by Kim Jae-hoon

Squid-Ink Penne with Shiitake & Conch Sausage

by Kim Jae-hoon

Abalone & Rempah Potato

by Louis Han

Grilled Jeju Black Beef Sirloin, Asparagus Cream & Rapeseed Pickle

by Park Jun-woo

Steamed Abalone & Seaweed Eungi

by Bang Gi-su

Grilled Jeju Black Beef Striploin

by Bang Gi-su

Croaker, Handmade Fish Cake & Crisp Radish

by Xu Kun Lei

Jeju Black Pork & Lychee Salad

by Aaron Silverman

Jeju Tilefish & Kumquat Toast

by Yoo Byeong-geon

Horse-Meat Yukhoe, Doenjang Namul & Buckwheat Cracker

by Lee Jae-min

Jeju Soil & Fruit

by Lee Ji-myeong

Momguk Cream Sauce, Sweet Shrimp & Octopus Confit

by Jang Han-i

Hanwoo Striploin & Barley Risotto

by Jeon Seong-bin

Buckwheat Ice Cream & Mugwort Cake

by Jeon Jun-ho

Jeju Tangerine & Dongpo Pork

by Jo Gwang-hyo

Tacos de Pollo

by Chae Nak-yeong

Temple-Cuisine-Style Jeju Cabbage

by Choi Ji-hyeong

Pyeongan-Style Dumpling Soup with Jeju Black Pork & Winter Radish

by Choi Ji-hyeong

Jeju Sweet Shrimp Tartare & Caviar

by Kang Min-cheol

Jeju Tilefish, Potato & Mussel (Perilla) Sauce

by Lee Chung-hoo

Jeju Tteokgalbi, Grilled Asparagus & Neungi Sauce

by Kwon Woo-joong

Baekhwa Noodles

by Kim Do-yoon

Pine-Nut Porridge with Abalone Caviar

by Cho Hee-sook

Pomegranate Dumpling filled with Jeju Vegetable Bibimbap

by Cho Hee-sook

Jeju Sea Bream Som Tam & White Kelp

by Kim Seung-ryeon

Jeju Organic Vegetables, Craft-Ale Croustade, Yuzu & Asparagus

by Kim Seung-ryeon

Croaker & Gulfweed

by Albert Leung

Wine-Central Char Siu

by Albert Leung

Full Recipes

Jeju Sweet Shrimp with Horseradish Cream — Kim Jae-hoon

Ingredients
20 Jeju sweet shrimp; olive oil & lemon juice, 10 ml each; ¼ lime's zest; a pinch of salt; 15 nasturtium leaves; cream 200 ml; horseradish 25 g; dill 60 g; canola oil 300 ml; 2 shallots; water 150 ml; white-wine vinegar 100 ml; sugar 60 g; salt 4 g; ¼ onion & ¼ carrot; ½ celery; 2 garlic cloves; 1 lemongrass; 1 tsp tomato paste; milk 200 ml; lecithin 5 g; olive oil & water to taste.

Method

  1. Remove the heads and shells of the sweet shrimp and season with olive oil, lemon juice, lime zest and salt. Reserve the heads for a bisque.
  2. Warm the cream over low heat until just before boiling. Off the heat, add the horseradish, infuse for 1 hour, then strain.
  3. Blanch the dill, chill immediately in cold water, and pat dry. Warm the canola oil to 50°C, blend with the dill at high speed, then pass through a fine sieve (dill oil).
  4. Stir 30 ml of the dill oil into the horseradish cream to make the sauce.
  5. Peel the shallots and slice into thin rings. Boil the remaining pickle ingredients and pour over the shallots.
  6. Sweat the onion, carrot, celery, garlic and lemongrass in olive oil. Once golden, add the reserved shrimp heads, cover with water and simmer, skimming the foam.
  7. Strain, stir in the milk and lecithin, then blend to create a foam (bisque foam).
  8. Plate the shrimp, top with the shallot pickle, pour over the sauce and finish with nasturtium leaves and the bisque foam.
Squid-Ink Penne with Shiitake & Conch Sausage — Kim Jae-hoon

Ingredients
Squid ink 3 g; semolina 100 g; "00" fresca flour 23 g; water 43 ml; pecorino 3 g; a little salt & dill; shiitake 20 g; horned turban conch & squid body 30 g each; dill 10 g; white pepper 3 g; zest of 1 lemon; oil & salt to taste; olive oil & minced garlic 12 g each; peperoncino 1 g; anchovy sauce 4 g; cream sauce (cream:milk 1:2) 340 ml; butter & Grana Padano 10 g each; juice of 1 lemon; dill to taste; breadcrumbs & olive oil 10 g each.

Method

  1. Mince the shiitake and sauté in oil in a hot pan.
  2. Steam and clean the conch; separate the squid's legs and innards and remove the skin.
  3. Blend the shiitake, conch, squid, white pepper, lemon zest and salt; finish with dill to make the shiitake-conch sausage.
  4. Sauté olive oil, garlic and peperoncino; before it colours, add anchovy sauce for depth. Add the cream sauce, simmer, melt in the butter, then finish with Grana Padano, lemon juice and dill.
  5. Toast the breadcrumbs in olive oil over low heat.
  6. Knead the squid ink, semolina, "00" fresca and water for 7 min; rest, covered, 14 min, then cut the pasta. Boil in salted water for 1 min 20 sec.
  7. Cook the sausage in a hot pan with a little pasta water; add the pasta and toss to the right consistency.
  8. Plate and finish with dill, toasted breadcrumbs and pecorino.
Abalone & Rempah Potato — Louis Han

Ingredients
4 abalone (size 10); potato 120 g; shallot & leek 10 g each; chives & chilli 5 g each; butter 250 g; rempah paste & flying-fish roe 20 g each; 1 asparagus; vinegar 10 g; 4 peppercorns; garlic & sugar 2 g each; salt 1 g. Dashi stock: water 5 L; soju 30 ml; mirin 20 ml; soy sauce 10 ml; kelp 30 g; bonito flakes 20 g. Rempah: shallot 100 g; galangal 30 g; 1 candlenut; turmeric 2 g; belacan, coriander seed & lime 10 g each; 1 lemongrass.

Method

  1. Clean the abalone thoroughly.
  2. Combine all the dashi ingredients in a pot with the abalone and simmer gently for about 2 hours.
  3. Add the potato and cook to about 80%; blanch the asparagus.
  4. Finely mince the shallot, leek, chives and chilli.
  5. Sauté the potato, asparagus and rempah paste together, then monter with the butter. Season with the minced aromatics and the flying-fish roe.
  6. Adjust the seasoning with garlic, sugar, salt, vinegar and peppercorns.
  7. Score the abalone finely and grill over charcoal.
  8. Plate the rempah potato and top with the abalone.
Karahyang Citrus Mousse with Jeju Apple Mango — Kim Jae-sun

Ingredients
Mousse: Karahyang (Jeju citrus) pulp 120 g; egg whites 105 g; sugar 42 g; gelatin 3 g; cream 67 g. Jelly: Karahyang pulp 42 g; sugar 2 g; lemon purée 1 g; Cointreau 2 g; gelatin 0.5 g. Udo-peanut crumble: Udo peanut 8 g; butter 84 g; cake flour 75 g; brown sugar 64 g. To garnish: apple mango, sugar-paste flower, raspberry coulis, 1 pistachio, decorative leaf.

Method

  1. Whisk the sugar into the egg whites, then add the Karahyang pulp and gelatin. Fold in the cream in two additions to make the mousse.
  2. Mix the jelly's Karahyang, sugar and lemon purée, add the Cointreau and gelatin, and set in the freezer.
  3. Bake all the crumble ingredients in a 170°C deck oven, stirring, until golden.
  4. Fill a mould in the order mousse › jelly › mousse › crumble.
  5. Plate and finish with apple mango, a sugar-paste flower, raspberry coulis and pistachio.
First batch of full recipes translated. The archive holds ~30 dishes in total — tell me which to translate next (or "all") and I'll keep adding them here.
From the Cookbook

Dishes from a Decade of JFWF

A glimpse of the recipes created at the festival — captured each year for the JFWF cookbook.