Delicious Rendezvous

After a successful lunchtime run, the crew sells potato cheese balls and fried Korean sandlance, in an effort to promote consumption of Korean sandlance and so-called “ugly potatoes” which are potatoes that lack commercial value but are totally consumable.

The crew goes to Jangsu, where apple farms have taken a hit from the typhoons. They sell apple pizza as a way to encourage consumers to find ways to eat apples with scars and bruises in other ways, and Korean beef rice soup, to encourage the consumption of less-popular parts of Korean beef.

This week, they visit Jangsu which is famous for its Korean beef and apples. Jong Won visits a farmer and finds out what difficulties they're having currently. Se Hyeong, Dong Jun, and Hee Chul also come up with creative recipes using Jangsu's Hongno apples. Moreover, you can find out ways to enjoy the nonpreferred parts of beef.

This week's destination is Yeongcheon, a city of garlic and Korean pork. The garlic farmers here are having a hard time due to the price drop caused by overproduction. Also, the pig stock farmers have been suffering since the African swine fever had devastated the region. Baek Jong Won, once again, focuses on making dishes using unfavored pork parts, hind legs, with garlic sauce to boost both pork and garlic consumption.

This week, they visit Yeongcheon which is famous for its pork and garlic. To support pig farmers and promote pork consumption, Jong Won gives each member a homework. Se Hyeong, Dong Jun, and Hee Chul have come up with creative recipes using nonpreferred parts of pork and garlic.

This week, they visit Yeosu, a city located on the south coast and famous for its leaf mustard and anchovies. The leaf mustard farmers already failed to harvest it three times this year due to continuous typhoons. Jong Won struggles to make new recipes using leaf mustard which people can easily try at home. This time, they sell their new dishes at the cafeteria in Yeosu Airport!

The new menus that use Yeosu anchovies and leaf mustard to be sold in Yeosu Airport are revealed after a few days of research! It's gimbap with Yeosu leaf mustard and garak noodles with Yeosu anchovies. This time, Hee Chul plays a great role in selling the dishes. Find out how much the customers enjoy the new menus at Yeosu Airport!

This week's destination is Jeju Island! Mr. Baek and his apprentices work on to promote the consumption of Jeju flatfish and tangerines, the local specialties. Mr. Baek visits a tangerine farm, flatfish farm, and even tangerine wine brewery. Also, Na Eun of April visits them to give a helping hand. Check out which menu they come up with!

The last week in Jeju begins. They introduce new menus made with Jeju carrots and tangerines for afternoon sale. Se Hyeong's idea of making gimbap with carrots and Yeosu leaf mustard is selected. This time, they make tangerine juice mixed with carrots so that people who don't like carrots can easily drink. Also, make sure to check out the first non-food item Hee Chul prepared!

This week, Mr. Baek and his apprentices visit a new region, Gongju. Gongju in Chungcheongnam-do is famous for its marrons and strawberries. Mr. Baek runs here and there to figure out ways to help marron farmers who are financially-struck by a drop in the price. As always, Se Hyeong comes up with a creative and tasty recipe using marrons!