STEP 1/7
First, cut 3 pieces of moon breast into bite-sized pieces to make it easy to eat and marinate with half a cup of milk (based on paper cups) and 0.3 of pepper. This way, it doesn't smell bad and it's clean, so it's delicious.
STEP 2/7
Chop all the vegetables in the sauce. I used half an onion and mixed rice with the remaining sauce If you're just going to eat the kkanpunggi, you can use 1/3 small onions and 1/4 regular size.
STEP 3/7
Grease a pan lightly and stir-fry 1 minced garlic and all minced vegetables.
STEP 4/7
When the onion is about to cook (when the edge is translucent), add water 4, soy sauce 2, cooking wine 2, oyster sauce 1, vinegar 2, sugar 2, starch syrup 1, and boil it down to complete the sauce!!
STEP 5/7
In a concave bowl, combine starch 6, 1 egg, and curry powder 1.5 (used spicy curry). Mix curry powder and starch well so that is not lumped together. I added parsley powder, too. You can skip it!! Next, rinse the chicken breast soaked in milk and mix the chicken breast well in the batter. The water in the chicken breast is mixed with the batter and the concentration becomes moderate. If you want to use chicken breast without marinating it in milk, add 1 to 2 spoons of water to the batter.
STEP 6/7
Fry the fried chicken breast in oil. If you fry it twice, it becomes more crispy.
STEP 7/7
Mix the fried chicken with 0.5 sesame oil with the sauce you made earlier, then put it on a plate and sprinkle sesame seeds.
It's all based on a spoonful of rice.
Cups are based on paper cups.
Salt & pepper is the amount you put in by tapping it with your hands.