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Hooni Kim Sauce Recipes

Independent adaptations of Hooni Kim's publicly published recipes. Not created by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Hooni Kim.

Hooni Kim is a Korean chef who runs Cote and Danji in New York. He holds the James Beard award for Best Chef in New York State for 2026. PantryFlex adapts recipes Hooni Kim published and cites Hooni Kim as the source for each one.

Cote, Kim's Korean steakhouse, earned Michelin recognition for that format. Danji extends his Korean cooking to a second, separate New York restaurant. PantryFlex adapts recipes Hooni Kim published and cites Hooni Kim as the source for each one. Every recipe cited to Hooni Kim on this site links back to where Hooni Kim first published it.

By the numbers

9

recipes

67%

pour-and-shake ready

8.6

ingredients per recipe, field average 6.8

Compared with the whole catalog, Hooni reaches more often for garlic (78% vs 35%), asian pear (67% vs 0%), and onion (56% vs 8%).

How Hooni builds a sauce

Hooni Kim's 9 sauces in the catalog lean toward 4 marinades, 2 hot sauces, and 2 pan sauces. Of that total, 6 are jar-ready as a pour-and-shake or simmer sauce and 3 need a blender. Recipes cited to Hooni Kim include Ssamjang (walnut), Bulgogi Marinade (Brisket), and Yangnyeom Galbi Marinade.

Recipes

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Kitchens

  • Cote · New York
  • Danji · New York

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Awards

  • James Beard Best Chef New York State 2026

Common questions

Which of Hooni Kim's sauces are pour-and-shake?
6 of the 9 sauces cited to Hooni Kim in the PantryFlex catalog fit a pour-and-shake jar, including Ssamjang (walnut), Bulgogi Marinade (Brisket), and Yangnyeom Galbi Marinade.
Where does Hooni Kim cook?
Kim runs Cote and Danji, both in New York.
Are these Hooni Kim's actual recipes?
The sauces are adapted from recipes Hooni Kim published, with Hooni Kim cited as the source on every recipe page. PantryFlex is independent and not affiliated with Hooni Kim.

Citations

Every recipe lists its source and original title in the Provenance section of the recipe page.