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Chicken Poppers

Chicken Poppers recipe

Some folk like to go to McWimpy or Whopper King for their Chicken Poppers / Nuggets. We’d rather cook them at home and know what’s in them. Both Sue and I have done our time it those sorts of restaurants. But really it’s so easy and quick…..

Ingredients:-

Chicken Breast cut into 2Cm cubes
Soda Water
Self Raising Flour (Gluten free for us)
Garlic Salt
Ground Cloves
Ground Turmeric

Method:-

(1) Mix the dry ingredients with enough Soda Water to make a stiff batter.
(2) In a bowl with a little extra Flour coat the Chicken so that the batter will stick better.
(3) Heat a fryer to 180c.
(4) Coat small batches of Chicken pieces and fry until golden brown. If you have a kitchen probe you are looking for 75c in the middle.
(5) Drain on kitchen paper before serving.

We served ours with hand cut chips and home made Coleslaw. A little fresh Parsley added a bit of colour.

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Ingredients:-

Chicken Drumsticks & Thighs
1 Onion, cut into wedges
1 Leek, thickly sliced
2 large new Potatoes, quartered with the skin on
1 Carrot, thickly sliced
1 Red Pepper, deseeded and chopped
500ml of Chicken stock
Oil to fry
Chopped Spring Onions and Sesame Seeds, to garnish

Sauce Ingredients:-

2 Tbsp of Soy Sauce (Gluten free in our case)
1 Tbsp of Gochujang Paste
½ Tbsp of Sugar
3 Cloves of Garlic, minced
2 Tbsp of Shaoxing Wine
A thumb nail of Ginger, grated
½ Tsp of Chilli flakes
½ Tsp of Chipotle Chilli Flakes
1 Tsp of Sesame Oil

Method:-

(1) In a bowl add all the Sauce ingredients and mix well.
(2) In a frying pan add a little Oil and brown the Chicken on all sides.
(3) Coat the Chicken in the Sauce and then transfer everything to a casserole dish.
(4) Add the vegetables  and the Chicken Stock.
(5) Cover with a lid and place in the oven at 160c for 3 hours.
(6) Garnish with Spring Onions and Sesame Seeds.

I think it’s fair to say we’ve really enjoyed this experiment. We’ve learned new techniques, discovered new ingredients and attempted to get our tongues around some very strange recipe names. Living in York has been very helpful as we have a thriving Asian student population. To cater for them and the local Asian restaurants there are several really good Asian supermarkets within easy walking distance.

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