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This dish is pretty easy to cook, actually. The recipe isn't even a secret because all you need is a pack of McCormick Korean Fried Chicken Recipe Mix, which can easily be bought at groceries and supermarkets. They sell somewhere around Php 39, if I'm not mistaken.
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The first time I came across this product was when I attended the 2PM Press Conference at The Manila Hotel. McCormick was one of the event sponsors, and their fried chicken dishes were among those served at the buffet table.
McCormick's Korean Fried Chicken Recipe Mix comes in four variants - Spicy, Kimchi, Bulgogi, and Soy Garlic, which is the one I used for that dish. Each variant has two packs inside it - Pack 1, which contains the batter mix, and Pack 2 which contains the flavored sauce. Oh, and the instructions are illustrated on the pack, too.
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Shared with Food Friday and Food Trip Friday.
I love Soy Garlic Chicken ever since I tried it in Bonchon but I'm sure the home made mix like you did is a lot better.
ReplyDeleteI love Soy Garlic Chicken ever since I tried it in Bonchon but I'm sure the home made mix like you did is a lot better.
ReplyDeleteThis product makes cooking yummy fried chicken easy. :D
ReplyDeleteSoy garlic chicken is the best! I prefer that over the usual fried chicken. Maybe it's my Chinese roots (known to add soy sauce at practically every recipe) and my love for garlic that's why I prefer this :)
ReplyDeletei tried this na!! i cooked this for the fam and pao and super nasarapan sila! parang bonchon lang daw :D haha
ReplyDeleteOMG! This looks yummy sis!!! :D so easy to do.. ma try nga to :D
ReplyDeletei wanna try this!
ReplyDeleteHaven't tried McCormick's Korean fried chicken recipe mix yet, but I've read about it on most food blogs already. Will look for this on my next trip to the supermarket. Gusto ko din gumawa ng home-made Korean soy-garlic fried chicken! :D
ReplyDeletei haven't tried eating at BonChon yet, since whenever we go to our usual mall haunt we always seem to overlook that restaurant! lol. nasa labas kasi! would love to try out this premix...thanks for the heads-up!
ReplyDeleteappreciate much your sharing over at Food Friday, sis
enjoy the weekend!
WOW - this looks fantastic!!! I wonder if I can get these here in the US?
ReplyDeleteYUMMMMMMMM
Sounds and looks good to me! I haven't seen this but maybe the new LARGE Korean supermarket that opened recently has it.
ReplyDeleteThose look amazing! I am going to look for that product here in my town! I hope they have it. Looks so easy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so easy and tasty! I need to try it! :)
ReplyDeleteI have used several different McCormick's seasonings before but I haven't seen the Korean flavors yet. Can't wait to try the soy garlic!
ReplyDeleteI love the verity of McCormicks seasonings--I'm going to be on the look out for this one! We eat chicken every other day so mixing up the flavor is always fun.
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely delicious (even though I'm now vegetarian). I will have to try the seasoning pack with fried tofu. Just might taste good... :)
ReplyDeleteMy mouth watered a little! OH I want to try this out!
ReplyDeleteThis looks heavenly, I just ate and I am hungry again after looking at these chicken wings. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI ♥ chicken. Looks so yummy and easy to prepare.
ReplyDeleteI just bought the soy garlic variant.I'm excited to use it tomorrow :)
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