Spicy Korean Chicken

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    • #49672

      My Brother loves Dakgalbi! I like it too, but we can only eat it whenever we take a trip to Korea! But I want to eat it in America! : )

      thanks

    • #54027

      So please tell us the recipe.

    • #54028
      Alison
      Participant

      I would love to learn the recipe too please. Do we make it the same way as the spicy squid?

    • #54029
      georgia
      Participant

      Here is a easy recipe to try until Maanchi posts a video for us.

      Dak gal bi (Grilled spicy chicken with vegetables) Recipe

       

      Ingredients:

      2 small chicken ( 2 Cornish hen or 1 regular size chicken)

       1 yam – sliced thinly

      3 green onions – sliced

      1 onion – sliced

      1/4 cabbage – chop into bite size

       1/2 carrot, thinly sliced

       2 oz garaeddeok (plain rice cake, oval or tubular shape)

       

      yang nyeom jang:

      4 tablespoons gochoojang (Korean chili paste)

      2 tablespoons gochoogaroo (Korean chili powder)

      1 tablespoon minced garlic

      1 tablespoon soy sauce

      1 tablespoon sesame oil 

      1 tablespoon sugar

      1 teaspoon honey

      1/2 teaspoon pepper

       

      Wash, drain, and cut up chicken into pieces.

      To cook evenly, give some slits.

      Since we cook the chicken with vegetables at the same time,

      I find small chicken pieces work better.

      Mix ingredients of yang nyeomjang (spice mix).

      Marinate chicken briefly (5-10 minutes).

      Place one layer of the chicken on a big shallow pan, add vegetables.

      Put on a table top grill on a high heat, cook for about 10 minutes with stir.

      Reduce heat to low.

      Usually vegetables done first, so start eating those.

      The flesh of chicken will get opaque when it’s done.

       

      Tips: It is a fun dish to share with families and friends.

      Everybody can participate grilling.

      At home, we usually use portable table top burner.

      After finish having all meat, if vegetables are left, add cooked rice and pan fry it.

      Add salt and pepper if needed.

      http://www.koreanrestaurantguide.com/recipes/poul.htm#dg

    • #54030
      Maangchi
      Keymaster

      My dakgalbi (Spicy grilled chicken and vegetables) video and the recipe is online now: https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/dakgalbi

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