This is actually the same as another recipe I found on All the Cooks, but cannot find since the app changed to Cookpad. Sorry if there is any duplication!5 Smartpoints on Weight Watchers

A spicy and flavorful chicken dish.

I've eaten this so many times, it's possibly my favourite food. Here's my interpretation after eating and cooking several different versions. I prefer a basic raw sauce, but I tried a cooked one which is great as well and slightly more acidic due to ketchup. I included both recipes.

A thin crunchy batter for that maximum crunch coated with a spicy, sweet sauce that will leave you licking your fingers and wanting more.

#goldenapron #week20 #nonindian Those who are fond of Fried Chicken , common it's time to taste this Korean Fried chicken , a dish that takes fried chicken to another level. Unlike the thickly batter - coated American Fried chicken which we are used to , this Korean Fried chicken is super crispy , crunchy as it is fried twice to ensure the moisture of the chicken is intact , then the fried chicken is coated in flavour ful sauces to just addict our tongues to it's unmatchable taste. South Korea ‘s most famous street food is now here . Of course , Monsoon calls something spicy , crunchy . So why not something Non- Indian at the comfort of our home !

Accident that turn into something tasty

Delicious, crispy, sweet and spicy chicken!

I just love yangnyeom chicken, Korean fried chicken that has a sweet-salty flavor. But since they are deep fried and then coated with sauce, the calories add up. So I omitted the deep frying, adjusting my usual teriyaki chicken recipe, and made my own version of yangnyeom chicken!In Step 3, I use a non-stick frying pan so I don't add any oil to it. If the heat is too high the sauce will burn, so be careful. (If you don't have a non-stick frying pan, add a little sesame oil to the pan!) Recipe by Hanacchitomocchi

This is one of those dishes, I fell in love with when I was in South Korea. Probably the only one I like better is basically the same dish, just made with pork belly 😊. This isn't hard to make, and you can adjust your heat level to your liking. This one is a little spicy. Don't have gochujang, sub 2 tsp. Chili powder (mild), 1/2 tsp Cayenne powder (hot), 1/2 tsp sugar for each tablespoon. It is not the same flavor, but gets you closer. Don't have sesame oil, just use vegetable oil.The jalapeno is not standard in actual Korean recipes, but I think it adds a nice touch to this dish.

When I visited South Korea I had some interesting food. The blood clot soup was quite good if you can get past the blood clots. I also had Korean chicken and found the dish quite tasty and unique. I first made the sauce traditionally with Gochujang which gives it a funky fermented flavor. I then substituted sriracha sauce for the Gochujang and loved the sauce.