Popcorn chicken gizzards

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Uploaded by on Dec 12, 2011

The first video from my Gapshida project, filmed in New Zealand with Jamie Frater. The full recipe is on my website: http://www.maangchi.com/recipe/popcorn-chicken-gizzards

Ingredients:
Chicken gizzards, salt, ground black pepper, vegetable oil, ginger, starch powder, flour, sweet rice flour, baking soda

Directions:
For 2 -3 servings
Cooking time: 30 minutes

Prepare 250 grams (½ pound) of chicken gizzards

Separate the gizzards into 2 pieces by cutting out the connecting muscle of each gizzard. Trim the excess fat and muscle on each piece to make a ball the size of an olive.
Wash and drain in a colander.

Make batter:
Mix 4 tbs (¼ cup) starch powder, 3 tbs flour, 1 tbs sweet rice flour, ¼ ts salt, 1 large egg, and a pinch of baking soda in a bowl.
Tip: The batter will seem a little dry, but when it's mixed with the wet gizzards and olives it will become perfectly crispy

Fry:
Add 7 canned whole and pitted olives to the gizzards. Mix in 1 tbs flour.
Put the gizzards and olives into the batter and mix well with a spoon.
Heat the vegetable oil (about 3 cups) to 350 degrees F.
*tip: Test if the oil is ready by dropping a sample chunk of chicken gizzard into the oil. If the oil bubbles, it's the right temperature to start frying.
Use 2 spoons to put the gizzards into the hot oil. One spoon to scoop out each coated gizzard ball, and another spoon to push it off the first spoon and into the oil.
Deep fry over medium high heat about for 10 minutes until golden brown and crispy.
Serve hot or at room temperature with the dipping sauce.

Make dipping sauce:
Grind 1 tbs roasted sesame seeds and put into a bowl.
Add 2-3 tbs mayonnaise, juice from half a freshly squeezed lemon, 1 ts soy sauce, and ½ ts-1 ts honey to your taste.
Mix it well.

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  • Hey Maangchi

    Can you please make yakgwa??

  • @meiwing12 yes, it's one of my upcoming recipes. Thanks!

  • do you have to use olive's because i'm not a big fan on olives..?

  • @XxLoveXx434 Skip them. Olives are optional.

  • Very random Maangchi, but do you use Metal chopsticks? I heard in Korea they use metal ones :)

  • @sailorwaterprincess Yes, I use metal chopsticks, but sometimes use wooden chopsticks ,too.

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  • Hi, Maangchi! My mother always made us kids chicken gizzards and they were delicious, but tough. So I created a recipe to get them tender. I simmer them in water for about 45 minutes, remove them, let them cool, then trim them and dredge them in a seasoned flour and deep fry until crunchy. I save and strain the water used and make a gravy for dipping. They are sooo tender and juicy with a nice crunch on the outside. Your recipe looks equally delicious and I will try it someday! Thanks!

  • we MUST give him honorary citizen of korea!! ^^

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  • I'm from New Zealand!!! :-) Wish I got to taste your yummy food cause i always watch your cooking shows and it looks so delicious.

  • Yummy, I grew up eating chicken gizzards... more reasons to keep on eating them.

  • Jamie's not married? Lol he has a nice house!

  • hhmmmm.... your cameraman is cute and handsome! is he single and available?

  • AWWWWW I hope I was her friend.. so she can come over and cook those delicious foods >.<

  • I didn't make the sauce since I like the taste of gizzard as is, but, this recipe was the cheapest most delicious recipe I've made in a long time! <3

    Thank you Maangchi <3

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