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Add 7 to 8 tablespoons of water to 5 tablespoons of potato starch and make sediment starch for frying.
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Cut the chicken into 3x3cm pieces with the skin.
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Add 1/4 teaspoon of salt, 1/2 tablespoon of refined rice wine, and a little pepper, then mix evenly and marinate for 30 minutes.
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Please trim the vegetables.
Garlic, ginger - finely chopped.
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Unseeded Cheongyang red pepper, green onion - cut into 0.5cm pieces.
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Please make the sauce for kkanpunggi.
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Add 1.5 tablespoons of egg water and sediment starch to the seasoned chicken leg meat to make batter.
(Use starch if you didn't make the starch)
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Put 500ml of cooking oil in a pan, raise the temperature to 140 degrees, and fry the chicken.
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Normally, you can fry it for 3 to 5 minutes.
Take it out when the surface is golden and it feels hard when you hold it with chopsticks.
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Turn the heat up to 160-170 degrees and fry the chicken one more time.
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Fry until evenly coated with yellow.
It's cumbersome, but you have to fry it twice to make crispy fried food.
If you use pork instead of chicken leg meat, you can use it as sweet and sour pork
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In a pan heated over high heat, add 1 spoon of cooking oil, add green onion, ginger, and garlic and stir-fry lightly until fragrant.
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Put 1 teaspoon of refined rice wine and 1 teaspoon of soy sauce on the edge of the pan to preserve the smell of fire.
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Add red pepper and rat poop red pepper and stir-fry lightly.
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Add the kkanpunggi sauce and simmer until it boils.
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Add the fried chicken and stir-fry until it is dry.
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Finish by adding 1 tbsp sesame oil to your liking and place on a plate.
If you have lettuce at home, please join us!
The moist and refreshing taste of lettuce goes well with fried food.
I took out pickled radish and kimchi because I thought it would be greasy, and lettuce was the most popular.
- Making batter with starch and egg wash
- Fried chicken legs once at 140 degrees and once at 160-170 degrees
If you keep these two in mind, you can make crispy and delicious kkanpunggi at home.
It's not hard to make kkanpunggi.