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Eric Kim's Chicken Karaage
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Recipe organized by AI
Cooking Time 45Min
🥕 Ingredients
cornstarch or potato starch1cup
ginger12-inch piece
shichimi togarashi1pinch
soy sauce2tablespoons
sake2tablespoons
kewpie mayonnaise1dollop
granulated sugar0.5teaspoon
lemon1appropriate amount
fine sea salt1teaspoon
boneless, skinless chicken thighs1pound
canola oil2inches
large egg1unit
✍️ Notes
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🍳 Steps
1. Prepare Marinade and Chicken
2. Bread and Fry the Chicken
3. Serving the Karaage
✍️ Notes
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How did the AI recipe turn out?
This recipe was created based on the video. Mistakes can happen, so please check the details yourself and enjoy cooking in your own style.
✍️ Notes
Notes are saved automatically
How did the AI recipe turn out?
This recipe was created based on the video. Mistakes can happen, so please check the details yourself and enjoy cooking in your own style.