Japanese katsu meets citrusy sweet-sour sticky sauce in this lemon chicken recipe. Double frying the panko-coated chicken fillets ensures maximum crispness.
A modern way to serve Filipino chicken adobo. Pounded chicken thigh fillets are marinated in adobo sauce, twice fried, laid on lightly toasted pan de sal halves smeared with liver pâté then topped with fried quail eggs, crispy fried garlic and finely sliced scallions.
Creamy and cheesy, the filling is sandwiched between layers of filo pastry brushed with melted butter. The filo sheets puff and turn crisp during baking to create a lightly textured but still filling crust. Great for special occasions. But then again, isn't everyday a special occasion?
Inspired by the Three Little Pigs sandwich featured in one of Anthony Bourdain’s shows, our carnivorous sandwich has chicken schnitzel, pastrami, bacon and cheese omelette. And some veggies here and there.
Butter, cream, garlic, chicken and pasta. What’s not to like? The recipe is easy; it’s hard to mess up with this chicken broccoli pasta unless you start scrimping on the ingredients. Because that’s where the magic lies — the freshest chicken, the freshest broccoli and copious amounts of butter and cheese. No scrimping allowed.
Ten minutes to prep and ten minutes to cook, the lovely sauce that coats the fried chicken fillets will make you want a second (or even a third) helping.
Comfort food for the Japanese and comfort food for my family even though we are not Japanese. Why? Because what’s not to love about pounded chicken thigh fillets coated in panko, fried until golden and crisp, and served with a sweet-salty sauce?
Reminiscent of Southeast Asian satay with its sweet-tangy-salty flavors, this chili peanut sesame chicken has hoisin sauce and lime juice to perfect the flavor balance.
Seasoned bite-sized pieces of chicken fillets are floured, coated in egg, fried until golden, soaked in a sweet-sour marinade / glaze and served with tartar sauce made with crushed hard-boiled eggs.
Think of miso soup as a canvas. When you want it chunky, add meat and vegetables. That's the idea behind this delicious chicken miso soup. Filling but still light enough for warm days.