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    Chris Roberts

    calendar Tuesday, 21 December 2021

  • Karaage Japanese burgers

    Ingredients

    Chicken:

    • chicken hips (no skin or bone)
    • mirin
    • soy sauce
    • white sugar
    • garlic
    • fresh ginger
    • sesame oil
    • oil (vegetables, sunflower or peanuts)
    • plain flour
    • cornflour
    • black and white sesame seeds
    • salt

    Pickle:

    • shallots
    • Japanese black rice vinegar
    • salt
    • extra virgin olive oil
    • To finish:
    • 'milk buns' or brioche role
    • kewpie mayo
    • crispy laverbread seaweed
    • fresh wasabi and/or fresh chilli

    Chris' Method

    Chicken:

    1. Marinade the hips in mirin, soy sauce, white sugar, garlic, ginger and sesame oil. Into the fridge for an hour.
    2. Heating oil (one that 'has a high smoke mark such as vegetable oil, sunflower oil, peanut oil) to 170°C.
    3. Sort the dredge: 50/50 plain flour and cornflour, sesame seeds and salt. In with the chicken hips - it will be necessary to 'make sure that every piece of the chicken is covered in the mix. A small tap to get rid of the flour and 'we're ready for the frying.
    4. Very carefully, put the hips into the pan of oil - PLEASE do not overload the pan / fryer. Fry in small batches of 2-3 max for a good 10 minutes depending on size of the chicken. Allow each batch to rest for 10 minutes after frying.

    Pickle:

    1. While the meat rests, make a simple pickle with the shallots, black rice vinegar, salt, and a little drizzle of olive oil EV.

    To finish:

    1. After toasting the milk buns, time to build the epic burger! Good squeeze of Kewpie mayo, on the chicken, pickle, more Kewpie, crispy seaweed and wasabi grating (and /or fresh chilli for a kick).

    Recipe from Bwyd Byd Epic Chris, by Chris Roberts and his special guests.

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