The Chicken Karaage
I love karaage and I've tried all kinds of different seasonings. I wondered how it would work with white wine to give it a western touch, and after several experiments I finally have this result!
This is an izakaya (Japanese gastropub) style karaage that's well flavored. If you are watching your salt intake, reduce the amount of each of the seasonings.
The key points are to adjust the katakuriko potato starch flour coating and the frying method. Recipe by Izumiuna
The Chicken Karaage
I love karaage and I've tried all kinds of different seasonings. I wondered how it would work with white wine to give it a western touch, and after several experiments I finally have this result!
This is an izakaya (Japanese gastropub) style karaage that's well flavored. If you are watching your salt intake, reduce the amount of each of the seasonings.
The key points are to adjust the katakuriko potato starch flour coating and the frying method. Recipe by Izumiuna
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cut the chicken thighs into bite sized pieces. If you want to cut down on calories, remove excess fat and the skin. But it tastes better if you leave them on!
- 2
Add the ● seasoning ingredients to the chicken, and leave to marinate at room temperature for about 30 minutes. During the summer, marinate in the refrigerator for an hour, then let it come back to room temperature before proceeding.
- 3
If you use 2 teaspoons of soy sauce instead of the salt, it'll be Japanese-flavored. I debated with myself whether or not to add soy sauce to the ingredients list. It's that tasty.
- 4
When the chicken reaches room temperature, add an egg white and mix well. Add sesame oil and katakuriko and mix lightly.
- 5
The key to a crispy finish is to fry the chicken twice! First fry the chicken (in batches) in 340F/170C oil until the surface is crispy.
- 6
If the coating becomes soggy, add a little more katakuriko and fry again!
- 7
Raise the oil temperature to 375F/190C, then fry the chicken again for about a minute. Fry 4 pieces at a time, because if you crowd the pan, the chicken won't be crispy!
- 8
Now you have chicken karaage that's crispy on the outside and extra-juicy on the inside!
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