Salted Egg Yolk Chicken

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I had promised dear husband to cook salted egg yolk chicken for him, has been delayed for quite sometimes and finally fulfilled my promised :).

I am not good at deep frying food, I think I had over cooked the chicken as I was not sure when will the chicken be cooked lol. I got my helper to help me coated the chicken with tapioca flour, and she had coated too much flour. Although I had tried shaking away some of the flour but the outer layer of chicken meat still a bit hard :(. Luckily the interior still very tender.

The color of the chicken really looks weird till to the lighting :(

Recipe adapted from Table for Two or More

(A)
350gm boneless whole chicken leg, cut into 1 inch thick large slices
1/3 tsp salt
Pepper
1 egg white
1 cup tapioca starch
Oil for deep frying

Dry chicken properly. Mix chicken with salt and pepper. Then put in egg white. Marinate for half an hour, at least. Coat whole pieces of chicken with tapioca starch. Dust off extra starch.
Deep fry chicken pieces until golden and crispy.

(B)
2 Tbsp butter
2 sprigs curry leaves, remove from stem, leaves only
1 or 2 bird’s eye chilli, sliced
3 salted egg yolks, steamed and mashed
2 Tbsp evaporated milk
1 tsp oil
1/3 tsp salt
½ tsp sugar

In wok, on medium heat , put in oil and butter. When butter has melted, put in sliced chilli and curry leaves. When they are fragrant, put in mashed egg yolks, with spatula, try to flatten the yolks into the oil and cook until it look bubbly and fragrant (won’t take long). Turn heat to low and put in milk, salt and sugar. Turn heat to high and and cook until very bubbly. Put in chicken and toss until well coated.

Verdict?
This is a sinfully delicious dish, dear husband said is even better than some of the restaurant that he had tried. So, a definite keeper.