1Slice chicken into six strips. Add seasonings and mix well to coat.
2Slice chicken into six strips. Add seasonings and mix well to coat.
3Slice chicken into six strips. Add seasonings and mix well to coat.
4In a bowl, add self-raising flour, potato starch, and more seasonings. Mix it up.
5In a bowl, add self-raising flour, potato starch, and more seasonings. Mix it up.
6In a bowl, add self-raising flour, potato starch, and more seasonings. Mix it up.
7Take half a cup of that flour mixture and add it to another bowl with some sparkling water.
8Take half a cup of that flour mixture and add it to another bowl with some sparkling water.
9Take half a cup of that flour mixture and add it to another bowl with some sparkling water.
10Add a little bit to your flour, mix it up.
11Add a little bit to your flour, mix it up.
12Add a little bit to your flour, mix it up.
13Dunk chicken breast into the flour mixture, shake off the excess, then into the wet mixture, and finally back into the flour.
14Dunk chicken breast into the flour mixture, shake off the excess, then into the wet mixture, and finally back into the flour.
15Dunk chicken breast into the flour mixture, shake off the excess, then into the wet mixture, and finally back into the flour.
16Set them on a rack, give them a good spray, and air fry with these settings (180°C/375°F | 25 mins). Flip them halfway and respray.
17Set them on a rack, give them a good spray, and air fry with these settings (180°C/375°F | 25 mins). Flip them halfway and respray.
18Set them on a rack, give them a good spray, and air fry with these settings (180°C/375°F | 25 mins). Flip them halfway and respray.
19For the Korean glaze, mix soy sauce, water, low sugar ketchup, gochujang, honey, and brown stevia. Bring it to a bubble, then stir on low heat until it thickens up.
20For the Korean glaze, mix soy sauce, water, low sugar ketchup, gochujang, honey, and brown stevia. Bring it to a bubble, then stir on low heat until it thickens up.
21For the Korean glaze, mix soy sauce, water, low sugar ketchup, gochujang, honey, and brown stevia. Bring it to a bubble, then stir on low heat until it thickens up.
22Once your chicken is nice and crispy, coat it in that Korean glaze.
23Once your chicken is nice and crispy, coat it in that Korean glaze.
24Once your chicken is nice and crispy, coat it in that Korean glaze.