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Add the chicken breast to a bowl, add the mixed spices and mix to combine. Toss the cornflour to the chicken pieces and ensure they are well coated. A classic dish often found in Chinese restaurants, this salt 'n pepper fried chicken is crispy on the outside and super tender on the inside. You can cook Chicken Pepper Salt using 6 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Chicken Pepper Salt

Prepare 300 gms of Chicken - 300 gms drumsticks and wings preferably.
You need 3 tbsp of Pepper Corns coarsely grounded.
It's 1 tbsp of Soya sauce.
It's 2 tbsp of Chilli Flakes.
Prepare of Salt as per taste.
It's 2-3 tbsp of Oil.

In a large bowl, mix the cornflour, salt, five-spice and tablespoon of pepper together and set aside. Rub the pepper salt mixture all over the chicken. Place into an oven-proof frying pan or a roasting tin that fits the chicken snugly. Taiwanese salt and pepper chicken is the crispiest fried chicken I have ever tasted.

Chicken Pepper Salt step by step

Take the chicken, add half of the coarsely grounded pepper, chilli flakes, salt and soya suace. Mix well and keep aside this for sometime..
Now take a pan add 2-3 tbsp oil, lay the chicken and shallow roast the chicken in low heat. Flip over and roast the other side too. Take out and keep aside. Continue with the rest of the chicken pieces..
Next take all the roasted chicken in the same pan and add the remaining pepper and roast for 2-3 mins in medium high heat mixing it well and take off the heat..

It stays crispy even after one hour! In this article, I want to share with you how to produce the glass shattering crispiness exterior with the correct frying methods, and the proper way to flour and coat the chicken. These crispy chicken thighs are the star of many family meals at our house and the leftovers are rare but loved. Salt'n'Pepper Chicken (pronounced Yán Sū Jī in Mandarin) is one of Taiwanese people's favorite night market munchies, normally eaten out of a basket or paper bag. It's sort of like popcorn chicken, made from bite-size tender breast or thigh cuts with a crunchy coating seasoned with zesty and refreshing ginger and five-spice.