Deep fried chicken (Karage)

Atsumi cook @cook_17359184
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Every seasonings and chicken into plastic bag, Then a little kneading the that.
- 2
It marinate in the refrigerator for over three hours
- 3
Corn starch into a bowl, then combined well for prevent the oil hopped.
- 4
The oil into a pan, bring the oil to 320-338 ℉ (160-170℃)
- 5
Cook for about 4-5min,Than transfer the chicken onto the rack or dish.
- 6
The oil to 356-374℉, Cook for about 30-60 seconds it’s for crispy outside. Then transfer the chicken onto the paper to drain excess oil.
- 7
Enjoy!(It’s with lemon so yummy!)
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