| "KARA-AGE" (Japanese fried chicken) |
Soak chicken into the seasoning well. Be careful the oil temperature when you fry.
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| Ingredients (for 2 - 3 servings) | ||
| Chicken 300g, 1 tablespoon "KATAKURIKO (potato starch)" or cornstarch, 3 tablespoons flour, 1/2 tablespoon ginger liquid, 1 tablespoon soy sauce, 1 tablespoon sake, 3-4 pieces green asparagus, salt as needed, oil as suitable
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| Preparing | ||
| Chicken | 1. | Drain chicken and cut into 4-5cm sized. |
| 2. | Use ginger without peeling. Grate ginger and squeeze to make 1/2 tablespoon of ginger liquid. |
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| 3. | Mix ginger liquid, soy sauce and sake. (A) Put chicken pieces in a bowl and mix well with the sauce (A). Leave it for 15 minutes. |
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| 4. | Take out the chicken from the sauce, and remove extra sauce with paper towel. |
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| Asparagus | Peel the bottom of asparagus with a peeler and cut into thirds or quarters. |
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| Batter | Mix flour and KATAKURIKO. | |
| Cooking | |
| 1. | Drain of asparagus. Heat oil to 160°C. (Low-degree) and fry asparagus for 2 minutes until it becomes clear green. Remove it on a tray and sprinkle salt immediately. |
| 2. | Coat chicken with batter and beat extra powder. Deep-fry it at 170°C. After the surface becomes harder, turn it over. |
| 3. | Repeat turning it over up to become browned and turn down the heat. Lastly, turn high heat once to make crispy. |
| 4. | Serve chicken on a plate and garnish asparagus. |
Mariko's Recommendation |
About batter: I recommend you that use blended batter, KATAKURIKO and flour because only KATAKURIKO is easy to burn. KATAKURIKO batter keep good taste even if it's cool down, and it's available for a packed lunch as well. |
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