

Korean Fried Chicken
By Chef Marco Deluca·Red Seal Certified Chef|April 10, 2024
Korean Fried Chicken is famous for its impossibly crispy, shattering crust and sticky-sweet gochujang glaze. The secret is a double-fry technique and a thin, vodka-spiked batter that stays crunchy even under the sauce. Each bite delivers an addictive combination of crunch, heat, sweetness, and garlic. This is the fried chicken that launched a global obsession.
Ingredients
Instructions
👨🍳Chef's Notes
The Double-Dip Method
“For the crispiest coating, dip in flour, then buttermilk, then flour again. The second flour layer creates extra craggly texture that fries up incredibly crunchy.”
Bring to Room Temperature
“Take chicken out of the fridge 20-30 minutes before cooking. Cold chicken straight from the fridge cooks unevenly — the outside overcooks while the centre stays underdone.”
Temperature is Everything
“Use a thermometer and maintain oil at 175°C (350°F). Too hot and the outside burns before the inside cooks. Too cool and the coating absorbs oil and gets greasy instead of crispy.”
Nutrition Per Serving
Reviews
Simple ingredients, amazing results. Highly recommend.
Absolutely delicious! The whole family devoured it.
Easy to follow and turned out amazing. A new favourite.
Best chicken recipe I have tried in a long time.
Recipe at a Glance
Pro Tips
- 1The double-fry is essential — it's what makes Korean fried chicken uniquely crispy.
- 2Keep oil temperature consistent with a thermometer.
- 3Serve within 10 minutes of glazing for maximum crunch.
Variations
- Use soy-garlic sauce instead of gochujang for a milder version.
- Air fry at 200°C for 25 minutes, flipping halfway.
- Add gochugaru flakes for extra heat.
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Marco is a Red Seal certified chef with over 15 years of professional kitchen experience across Canada. After training at George Brown College in Toronto and working in acclaimed restaurants from Vancouver to Montreal, he founded ChickenRecipes.ca to share his expertise with home cooks. Marco specializes in making restaurant-quality chicken dishes accessible for everyday Canadian kitchens.














