I love homemade fried chicken. Like, I REALLY love fried chicken. But Korean style fried chicken takes the cake. It's easy, it can be completely gluten-free and we are going to make both the classic gochujang wings and one of my favorite sandwiches of all time.
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INGREDIENTS:
Traditional Dredge:
2lbs (900g) chicken wings, separated or drumsticks
2 tsp (6g) salt
1 Tbsp (8g) grated ginger
Fresh cracked pepper
1 cup (165g) potato starch or cornstarch
Sauce:
1/4 cup (85g)gochujang
3 Tbsp (45g) ketchup
2 Tbsp (33g) mirin
2 Tbsp (30g) dark soy sauce
2 Tbsp (42g) honey
1 Tbsp (15g) brown sugar
4 cloves grated garlic
1.5 Tbsp (24g) rice vinegar
Buttermilk Style Fry:
4 boneless skinless chicken thighs
1 Tbsp (15g) salt
1 cup (240ml) buttermilk
1 cup (150g) all purpose flour
3/4 cup (123g) potato starch or cornstarch
Assembly of Sandwich:
1/2 head green cabbage, very thinly sliced
1/2 cup (113g) kewpie mayo
1/4 cup (40g) kimchi, finely chopped
1 serrano sliced thin
1 bunch green onion
Juice of 1 lemon
splash of shirodashi
sliced pickles
4 buns, toasted
INSTRUCTIONS:
Sauce Method:
In a small container, whisk together gochujang, ketchup, mirin, soy sauce, honey, and brown sugar.
Toss into a saucepan over medium heat while stirring occasionally until sugar has melted reaches a gentle simmer. Let simmer and reduce for 4-5 minutes.
Mix in grated garlic. Pour into a separate container and whisk in rice vinegar.
Korean Style Fried Chicken Method:
Start by separating the wings from the thighs. Place into a bowl and season with kosher salt, fresh cracked black pepper and grated ginger. Toss to combine. Wrap and cure in the fridge for 1 hour to overnight.
Dab the wings with a paper towel. Add back to the bowl with potato starch (or cornstarch) and toss to coat generously.
Fill a heavy bottom pot with canola oil and heat to 350F.
Fry all the wings in batches until light golden in color. 3-4 minutes.
Place on a wire rack to cool. Rinse and repeat with remaining chicken.
Reheat oil to 375F and fry wings in batches a second time until golden brown. 4-5 minutes. Drain on a wire rack.
Place wings into a bowl and coat generously with sauce before serving. Top with sesame seeds and chopped onions.
Korean Fried Chicken Sandwich Method:
In a medium bowl, whisk together buttermilk and kosher salt.
Add in boneless chicken thighs. Wrap and place it to the side to marinate.
For the slaw, thinly slice green cabbage.
In a bowl, add and whisk together kewpie mayo, finely chopped kimchi, finely sliced green onions, salt to taste, and the juice of a lemon. Optional splash of shirodashi.
Add the cabbage and toss together.
For frying, combine all-purpose flour with cornstarch. Take marinated chicken thighs and dip into flour making sure to thoroughly coat.
Fill a heavy bottom pot with canola oil and heat to 375F.
Fry the thighs (1-2 at a time) 6-8 minutes flipping occasionally until an internal temperature of 165F is reached.
Place on a wire rack to cool. Rinse and repeat with remaining chicken.
Place chicken into a bowl and toss to coat thoroughly with the sauce.
Using two slices of brioche, place the slaw on the bottom bun topped with slice pickles before topping with the chicken. Add the top bun and serve.
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anyone knows where I can buy kosher shirodashi from?
what are the serrano peppers for?! I watched the vid and read the recipe and other than being listed in the recipe ingredients list I don't see where they are used
Made this today and my gf and I nearly buss. This really is the best chicken sandwich I have ever eaten in my life.
Trying the recipe for the first time tonight - looks great. One question - where/how do you use the 1 serrano sliced thin?
I don't see it being us in the instructions above or in the video...
Can papa enlighten us?