korean fried chicken

Korean Fried Chicken - juicy, yet crispy pieces of chicken coated in a sweet  and spicy sauce. An easy fried chicken recipe with a fiery kick making for the perfect meal or appetizer. This chicken truly is perfect for any occasion.

Korean Fried Chicken

lbs chicken breasts

cornstarch

vegetable oil (for frying)

butter

garlic (minced)

tbsp fresh ginger (minced)

honey

brown sugar

tbsp soy sauce (low sodium)

tbsp rice vinegar

tbsp sesame oil

tbsp gochujang

green onions

sesame seeds

red chilis (sliced)

Toss the chicken pieces through the egg first, then dredge through cornstarch.

Add about 3 inches of oil to a heavy bottom pan and heat to 375°F.

Add chicken to the pan and fry in batches about 3 to 4 minutes per batch. Transfer the chicken to a paper towel lined plate and repeat with remaining chicken.

Melt the butter in a skillet over medium heat. Add the garlic and ginger and cook for 30 seconds or until aromatic. Stir in the brown sugar and honey and cook for about 1 minute until the brown butter dissolves. Add the soy sauce, rice vinegar, sesame oil and gochujang sauce to the skillet and stir. Cook for 30 seconds then add the chicken to the skillet and toss well with the sauce.

Serve garnished with green onions, toasted sesame seeds and red chilis.

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1.4 kg whole chicken

Tbsp rice wine

tsp minced ginger

tsp fine sea salt

tsp black pepper

potato starch (or corn starch)

Some cooking oil (for deep frying (I used rice bran oil))

tomato sauce

Tbsp gochujang ((Korean chilli paste), add 1/2 Tbsp more to make it spicier)

soy sauce

Tbsp minced garlic

Tbsp sesame oil

green onion (finely chopped or thinly shredded)

&nbsp;In a bowl, place the chicken, rice wine, ginger, salt and black pepper. Combine them well. Then evenly coat the chicken with the starch and set side.&nbsp;(To get the effect like the picture, dip the individual chicken pieces into the bowl of starch, roll the chicken around a bit then take them out and set aside.)

In a deep saucepan (or frier) add a generous amount of oil and heat it until the oil temperature reaches 175 C / 347 F (or boiling). Start adding the battered chicken carefully and fry them until they cook (between 3 to 5 mins, depending on the size of chicken). Do not overcrowd the pan.&nbsp;(It might be useful to use a grease splatter screen if you have one. It’s super handy! It minimises oil splatter.)&nbsp;Take out the done chicken and place them onto some kitchen paper while frying the remaining chicken pieces.&nbsp;Once the first set of deep frying is completed, quickly scoop out any floating debris from the oil using a skimmer. Then deep fry the chicken again when the oil temperature reaches 175 C / 347 F (or boiling). Fry them until the batter is golden and crisp. (The second time frying is shorter than the first time, 2 to 3 mins) Set aside.

In a separate saucepan, add in the Korean fried chicken sauce ingredients (listed above). Heat the sauce over low medium heat and stir well. Once it starts bubbling, remove the pan from the heat.&nbsp;Place double fried chicken into a large mixing bowl then pour the fried chicken sauce over the chicken to coat. Mix them lightly and thoroughly.&nbsp;Alternatively, serve the fried chicken and the sauce separately and use the sauce as a dipping sauce.Once all the chicken is coated with the sauce, serve it hot immediately. Leftover chicken can be refrigerated for a day or two and eaten cold. But it won’t be as crunchy.

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Vegetable oil

kosher salt

tsp. black pepper

baking powder

garlic powder

lb. chicken wings

tbsp. ginger

red chilis, sliced

garlic,

c. gochujang

ketchup

tbsp. rice vinegar

tbsp. low-sodium soy sauce

c. honey

peanuts

green onion, sliced

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Yum... what an incredible dish. A little time consuming for first attempt. Tip, gochujang is extremely hot, I don't  recommend using the whole amount.

Amazing! Everyone in the house were satisfied with this recipe. 👍🏻👍🏻

This was my first try at making wings at home and I’ll tell you this recipie was amazing. The only thing I wish I had done differently would be to get a a hotter pepper paste. The one I had was light on the heat. It was the brand I got. I was not able to double fry my wings because I couldn’t check my temp. I will continue using this recipe and get a new thermometer to double fry.

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Korean Fried Chicken is coated with an addictive homemade Korean sweet chili sauce that is perfectly crunchy on the outside. Give in to your craving anytime with this easy recipe!&nbsp;

chicken breast

flour

salt

black pepper

eggs (beaten)

Canola oil

chili sauce

water

red pepper flakes

sesame oil

In a medium bowl combine all the SAUCE ingredients and set aside.

In a large, shallow bowl, whisk cornstarch flour, salt, and black pepper.

Add beaten eggs to another bowl.

Pour about 2 inches of canola oil into a deep frying pan and heat it over medium-high heat.

Dip the chicken pieces into the beaten eggs.

Add the chicken chunks to the cornstarch mixture and toss until well coated. Work in batches.

Cook it in batches in the hot oil until golden and crispy.

Remove to a plate and set aside.

Discard oil, add the chicken back to the pan and toss with the sauce.

Serve it with a sprinkling of green onion and sesame seeds, if so desired.

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Korean Fried Chicken is coated with an addictive homemade Korean sweet chili sauce that is perfectly crunchy on the outside. Give in to your craving anytime with this easy recipe! Learn how to make Korean Fried Chicken with this easy step by step video.

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lb chicken wings

ginger powder

tsp curry powder ((optional))

neutral oil ((I used grapeseed oil))

2-3 Tbsp Chinese chile flakes

ginger (minced)

Tbsp rice vinegar

corn syrup

onion

Tbsp cilantro (chopped)

Place chicken wings in a large bowl. Add garlic, curry powder, and salt. Mix throughly. Cover and refrigerate, preferably overnight. If cooking right away, do not refrigerate but keep at room temperature.

Right before frying, add potato starch and mix thoroughly with your hands. The potato starch should stick to the chicken wings in a thin coating. Feel free to pat the starch onto the chicken wings firmly with hands.

Instructions:

Line a baking sheet with paper towels. Set aside.

Attach a thermometer to the side of a deep, cast iron Dutch oven. Another alternative is a regular pot with high sides. Add 2-3 inches of cooking oil with a high smoking point. (I use grapeseed oil.) The goal is to add enough oil for the chicken wings to float in the pot and not stick to the bottom.

Wait until the oil temperature reaches 380F. Then, add the chicken wings in batches until golden and crispy, about 8-10 minutes. The temperature will initially dip but keep the oil temperature at 350F for the rest of the cooking time. Drain wings and set aside.

Now itâ€™s time for the second fry. The temperature of the oil will not dip down as much as the first fry. Fry the (already-fried) chicken wings in batches until they are darker and golden-brown in color, about 8-10 minutes per batch, at 350F. The wings are done when they look shrunken and compacted with a very crispy coating. Drain and set aside.

Prepare for deep frying:

Add corn syrup, soy sauce, and rice vinegar in a small bowl. Mix throughly with a spoon and set aside.

Prepare the minced garlic and ginger. Set aside.

Heat a wok or deep stock pot over medium-high heat and add oil. When hot but not smoking, add chile flakes, garlic, and ginger. Mix around with a spatula or wooden spoon until fragrant and crispy looking, about 1-2 minutes.

Add the soy sauce mixture and mix until the sauce bubbles vigorously, about 2-4 minutes. Turn off the heat.

Add the chicken wings and mix with a spatula or wooden spoon until each wing is coated in sauce. Heap onto a platter and garnish with sesame seeds and green onion and/or cilantro Serve with rice, kimchi, and beer.

Prepare the sauce:

900 g chicken wings

65 g cornflour

red chillies, sliced

garlic, crushed

60 mL gochujang (hot sauce)

spring onion, sliced

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Korean Fried Chicken (Dakgangjeong)

chicken chicken breast chicken wings)

white pepper

ginger

sesame oil ((toasted))

potato starch

panko breadcrumbs

vegetable oil

shallot ((finely minced))

garlic ((minced)

chili peppers ((optional))

mirin

rice vinegar

gochujang

Dijon mustard

sesame seeds ((optional))

Add the chicken to a large mixing bowl along with the salt, white pepper, ginger, sesame oil, and 2 tablespoons of water. Mix thoroughly and set aside for 15 minutes.

Meanwhile, make the coating. In a shallow bowl, combine the potato starch and panko. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of water over the top, and mix with your hands. This creates some clumps in the dry mix to give more texture to the coating.

Toss the chicken in the marinade once more to ensure the pieces are evenly moist. Dredge chicken pieces until they’re completely coated.

Marinate and dredge the chicken:

Heat 4-5 cups of oil in a deep pot to 325°F/163°C. The oil should ideally fill the pot about halfway, so hot oil won’t overflow or splatter too much while frying.

Fry the chicken in batches until lightly golden, 2-3 mins for nuggets, 3-4 mins for tenders, 6-8 mins for whole wings, 4-6 mins for drumettes and flats, and 9-11 mins for drumsticks or bone-in thighs. Drain on a cooling rack placed over a sheet pan, and between batches, remove any particles left in the oil using a strainer.

Fry the chicken for the first time:

In a saucepan over medium low heat, add 2 tablespoons vegetable oil, along with the shallot, garlic, and dried chili peppers (if using, for optional spice). Cook for 3-4 minutes, stirring occasionally, or until the shallots are translucent. If using the dried chili peppers, you can de-seed them and chop them, or simply chop and include the seeds for an extra spicy kick. If you’d like to keep your sauce more mild, omit them entirely.

Next, add the soy sauce, water, mirin, rice vinegar, light brown sugar, gochujang, and dijon mustard.

Stir and bring the sauce to a simmer, stirring continuously (4-5 minutes). When the sauce has come to a simmer, remove from the heat, cover, and set aside to keep warm.

Make the glaze:

For the second and final fry, bring the oil temperature up to 375°F/190°C. Fry the chicken in batches—1 minute for bone-in pieces and 30 seconds for boneless pieces. Drain on a cooling rack.

Once you’ve fried all the chicken for the second time, add it to a large bowl, and pour the sauce over the top. Toss the chicken in the sauce until the pieces are well-coated. Sprinkle toasted sesame seeds on top if desired, and serve!

Re-fry chicken and toss in sauce:

These Korean fried chicken tenders are double-dipped in buttermilk and a spicy flour mixture. When served with a gochujang dipping sauce, they're perfect.

Korean Fried Chicken Tenders

chicken breasts

Buttermilk ((enough to coat the chicken))

dijon mustard

Korean chili powder

pepper

Vegetable oil ((enough

gochujang paste

honey ((or agave))

First, place the chicken tenders in a medium sized bowl. Pour enough buttermilk into the bowl to submerge the chicken. Add the soy sauce and dijon mustard. Stir thoroughly and let sit for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, in a shallow dish, combine the flour, Korean chili powder, salt, and pepper.

Heat the oil over medium high heat. When a chopstick dipped into the oil sizzles, you're ready to start frying.

Dredge each chicken tender in the flour mixture, coating thoroughly. Then dip the chicken tender back into the buttermilk. Dredge in the flour mixture a second time, and gently place into the hot oil. Fry until the chicken is golden brown. Remove to a cooling rack placed over a baking sheet.

Repeat the double-dipping/dredging and frying with the remaining pieces of chicken. When you're done frying the chicken, combine the gochujang, soy sauce, agave, sesame oil, and dijon mustard for the dipping sauce. Serve immediately--maybe alongside some French fries if you're having yourself an extra little splurge!

If you love fried chicken, you’ll be blown away by Korean Fried Chicken! Crispy chicken strips tossed with a sweet spicy Korean Sauce for another level of flavor!

Korean Fried Chicken Strips

chicken strips

eggs

cilantro (minced)

Korean chili paste

all-purpose flour

Korean Chili Sauce

soybean oil

scallions (copped)

lime (sliced)

green chilies

Prepare the chicken marinade by mixing all ingredients in a wide bowl.

Season the flour and set it aside.

Prepare and cut your chicken into strips.

Coat the chicken in flour lightly and shake off any excess flour. Then place the floured chicken strip into the egg mixture and coat well. You can leave the chicken in the egg mixture for up to 4 hours to marinate or continue right away.

Remove the chicken from the egg mixture and place it back into the flour mixture, this time coating it with as much flour as possible.

Repeat with the remaining chicken strips.

Heat up the soybean oil in a deep and wide pan until the temperature reaches 373 degrees Fahrenheit. You can use an oil thermometer or monitor the oil by sprinkling in a pinch of flour and if it starts to effervesce, then it’s ready.

Start frying the chicken strips, 4-6 at a time depending on the size of skillet you’re using.

The chicken should fry for about 6 minutes until golden. Once all chicken strips are ready, make the sauce.

Make the sauce by mixing all ingredients together in a bowl.

Serve the fried chicken and drizzle about half of the sauce over it. Toss the chicken lightly and serve with the garnishes.

Keep the extra sauce aside for dipping or extra drizzling.

Enjoy!!

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