Korean Fried Chicken Strips with Gochujang Aioli

Korean Fried Chicken Strips with Gochujang Aioli

Who doesn't love fried chicken? These crispy deep-fried tenderloins are marinated in a spicy sauce, adding to their incredible taste, served with a tangy homemade gochujang aioli. We used Chung Jung One's Gochujang Korean Chili Sauce, for a real authentic flavour. Trust us, you will not be sorry!

Ingredients

4Tbsp
Soy Sauce
4Tbsp
Fresh Cilantro
4cloves
Garlic
3Tbsp
Sambal
1
Lime, juiced1 Tbsp juice per 4 servings
1tsp
Roughly ChoppedFresh Ginger
1.1lb
Chicken Tenders
4cups
All-Purpose Flour
2tsp
Ground White Pepper
1tsp
Salt
1cup
Buttermilk
as needed
Cooking Oilabout 1 liter, for frying
to taste
Limes
2
SponsoredEggland's Best Classic Eggs, separated
2Tbsp
White Wine Vinegar
2tsp
Dijon Mustard
1
Lemon, juiced1 Tbsp juice per 4 servings
1clove
Garlic, minced
1Tbsp
Chung Jung One® Gochujang Korean Chili Sauce
2cups
Sunflower Oil
to taste
Salt
Nutrition Per Serving
Calories
1674
Fat
118.3 g
Protein
44.4 g
Carbs
106.2 g

Cooking Instructions

step 1

To make the marinade, combine the Soy Sauce (4 Tbsp), Fresh Cilantro (4 Tbsp), Garlic (4 cloves), Sambal (3 Tbsp), juice from Lime (1) and Fresh Ginger (1 tsp) in a high-speed blender.

step 2

Blend on high until it comes together completely.

step 3

In a bowl combine the marinade and Chicken Tenders (1.1 lb). Cover and marinate in the fridge for up to an hour or overnight.

step 4

In a bowl combine the All-Purpose Flour (4 cups), Ground White Pepper (2 tsp), and Salt (1 tsp).

step 5

In another bowl, add the Buttermilk (1 cup).

step 6

Working in batches of three, remove the tenderloins from the bowl and let excess marinade drip off. Dredge in the flour mixture, shaking off any excess.

step 7

Dip into the buttermilk and let any excess drip off.

step 8

Dredge for a second time in the flour mixture, shaking off any excess.

step 9

Repeat until all of the tenderloins and set aside.

step 10

Heat the Cooking Oil (as needed) in a large pot until it reaches 180 degrees C (350 degrees F).

step 11

Working in batches of three, carefully add the coated tenderloins and deep fry until cooked through, around 4 minutes.

step 12

Remove from the oil and allow to drain on a cooling wire. Repeat until all the tenderloins are cooked.

step 13

Slice 1/4 inch off of each end of a Limes (to taste) and cut it in half, lengthwise. Set one of the halves cut side-down​​ on the cutting board, slice it at an angle, lengthwise to make lime wedges and set aside.

step 14

For the Gochujang Aioli, combine the yolks of the Eggland's Best Classic Eggs (2), White Wine Vinegar (2 Tbsp) in a high-speed blender and blend on high until combined.

step 15

With the blender motor running, slowly add the Sunflower Oil (2 cups) using a jug, in a steady stream, until the aioli emulsifies.

step 16

Add the Dijon Mustard (2 tsp), the juice from Lemon (1), Garlic (1 clove), Salt (to taste), and Chung Jung One® Gochujang Korean Chili Sauce (1 Tbsp). Blend on high for a few seconds.

step 17

Season to taste with salt. Store in a covered bowl in the refrigerator until needed.

step 18

Arrange on a platter with Homemade Gochujang Aioli and a lime wedge.