Croquettes, or “korokke,” as the Japanese have evolved them, are delicious little breaded and fried potato bombs. From my experience, the Japanese versions of croquettes are outstanding. These would be considered Japanese korokke, as opposed to a French croquette, because korokke are typically potato and meat filled, as opposed to the generally béchamel-filled croquette—or so…
Japanese Kakuni-flavor Chicken Wings
Cooked in seasoned coconut milk, these wings are really good. This recipe is a hybrid of a type of rendang—a slow-cooked type of Asian reverse curry—and the slow-simmered Japanese kakuni flavor profile. “Kakuni” can be literally translated as “cube simmered,” as in buta-no-kakuni. So, this is basically chicken wings cooked in seasoned coconut milk until…
Recipe Failure: Triple-dipped Fried Chicken Wings
This bastardized recipe was mostly a failure. I tried to blend two fried chicken recipes, and I drastically failed on ensuring the batter was the right consistency. It didn’t taste bad or anything, it’s just that the batter was so thick that it didn’t adhere to the chicken and was not as crispy as it…
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