Korean fried chicken rose to global popularity in the 2000s, with the double-frying technique setting it apart from other fried chicken styles.
Korean double-fried chicken, shatteringly crisp and coated in a sticky, spicy-sweet gochujang glaze — a modern Korean icon loved worldwide.
Coat chicken pieces in potato starch.
Deep fry at 160C for 8 minutes, then remove and rest.
Fry again at a higher 190C for 4-5 minutes until extra crisp.
Toss the double-fried chicken in a glaze made from gochujang, honey, soy sauce and garlic.
The double-fry method — once low, once high temperature — is what makes Korean fried chicken so distinctively crisp.
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