Indonesian Crispy Coriander Fried Chicken. I know some of you are always skeptical when we label a recipe as super easy but but but it's really super easy!!! Okay I know deep-frying is not easy for. Indonesian fried chicken usually do not have crispy battered skins like the western ones (read KFC, lol).
Pour the thin batter in thin streams into the hot oil (be careful since it tends to splatter at.
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You can have Indonesian Crispy Coriander Fried Chicken using 9 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Indonesian Crispy Coriander Fried Chicken
- You need 4 pcs of chicken legs, cut each leg into 4 pieces.
- You need 500 ml of vegetables oil for deep frying.
- Prepare of Ground spices:.
- Prepare 5 cloves of garlic.
- You need 2 inches of turmeric, peeled, grilled on a pan for a while.
- It's 2 tsp of coriander.
- It's 2 tsp of salt or to taste.
- Prepare 1/2 tsp of white pepper peppercorns.
- Prepare 500 ml of water/coconut water.
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Indonesian Crispy Coriander Fried Chicken instructions
- Boil chicken with ground spices until the chicken cooked. Remove from the heat..
- Set aside. Let the chicken cool down then deep fry the chicken until golden brown..
- Serve over warm white rice and Indonesian tomato shrimp paste chilli sauce. Yum 😋.
Delicious on its own or served as a side with one of our other amazing Asian inspired dishes. Ayam goreng means friend chicken in Indonesian. The chicken is cooked twiced, first boiled or pressure cooked with the aromatic spices and then deep-fried. The spiced crunch is made from the chicken stock that is fused with the aromatic spices and rice flour. It was a little bit of.
