Chinese fried chicken is different from American fried chicken and Japanese fried chicken, it's crispy and dry outside and juicy inside with fragrance of Chinese spice. Serve it with stir fried vegetables and rice.

I tried out various things, but this might be the most authentic.Coat in • while mixing it.If you add 3-5 shakes each of paprika, ginger, chili powder, oregano, and basil (or parsley), it will taste even more authentic. Shake off the excess flour when frying. Recipe by Akkorin mama

This is not a typical Southern fried chicken recipe, let's get that out of the way.The coating is lighter and crisp in a way that brings to mind a cornmeal crust. Using egg whites ensures that the crust stays put, even if your chicken sticks to the bottom of the frying pan.May it be cute little chicken popcorns or the whole chicken piece for your burgers, this recipe is perfect for any occasion that calls for comfort food.Method adapted from Blue Ribbon Cookbook by Bruce Bromberg and Eric Bromberg.

I used to work at a Chinese restaurant when I was a student. Their fried chicken was so good so I've been trying to recreate the recipe at home. I don't think it's quite exact yet but I think I've almost got the taste down. Gobble the lot on your own or share with friends.-Don't add all of the seasoning ingredients at the same time! Add them in the order of 1, 2 & 3.-The more lard that you fry these in, the more aromatic they'll become.-This fried chicken is fried twice so you don't have to cook them through completely on the first fry.-Try seasoning with some Shichuan pepper salt, or even ketchup! Recipe by Antonjr

Today was muharam and we made karahi chicken for aftaar. (This photo was taken after the aftaar. We ate it. Luckily we managed a few for the photo. Sorry)

Similar to my "Chinese Restaurant Fried Chicken (From the Pros!)", this was one of my favorite dishes on the menu at the Chinese restaurant I worked at when I was a student. I came up with my own version through trial and error.These are also crispy and authentic.Be sure to massage in the seasonings in the numerical order listed.Simple flavors are the best!The key to their crispiness is draining the water in Step 2. In Step 4, once the frying sound and the bubbles have reduced and you can feel the meat's tenderness through the chopsticks when you pick it up, it's good to go! Recipe by Antonjr

This is so easy to make and tastes great. You can play around with the flavours a bit and add as much or as little of each ingredient.

I modified a recipe from "America's Most Wanted Recipes," which features recipes from famous restaurants and fast food chains.Chicken with bones attached tastes better than boneless. The original recipe uses 3 1/2 tablespoons of salt, and instead of allspice, uses accents, flavor enhancers, and a pressure fryer. Recipe by NY

A restaurant favorite. Serve with Yang Chow Fried Rice!

I really wanted to eat some crispy chi-pai so I tried making some with ingredients that I had at home (in this case, Gaban's jerk chicken seasoning and five-spice) to come up with an Asian-style spicy fried chicken.I tried out a lot of recipes for the seasoning mixture and managed to come up with one that kept the chicken crispy even when cool.Make sure to deep-fry the chicken crisply. The first layer of seasoning should be quite thin, with a thick layer of seasoning added after dipping the chicken in egg.Allow the chicken to sit for a while once coated with seasoning (topping the layer of seasoning up anywhere you have to). Fry the chicken once the coating is nice and moist. For 1-2 servings. Recipe by Homard Ebiko