AI-generated imageCrispy Korean Street-Style Fresh Squid Fry (2 Servings)
A Korean snack-shop-style fry of fresh squid coated lightly with starch then cold batter. Unlike dried-squid fry, it uses fresh squid. This home-size adaptation is based on linked cooking references.
Ingredients
servings: 2 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Rinse cleaned squid briefly in cold water. Cut the body into 1–1.5 cm rings and tentacles into small pieces. Pat thoroughly dry with paper towels to reduce oil splatter.
- 02
Dust squid lightly and evenly with all 30 g potato starch and shake off excess.
- 03
Lightly stir 100 g frying mix with 110 mL very cold water. Small lumps are fine; do not overmix.
- 04
Pour about 500 mL oil into a small deep pot, never filling more than halfway. Heat over medium heat until a drop of batter produces steady bubbles without smoking.
- 05
Dip squid pieces into batter one at a time and carefully lower into oil. Fry in small batches, turning occasionally, until golden outside and the squid is opaque and fully cooked inside. Cooking time depends on piece size.
- 06
Drain and serve at once. Refrigerate leftovers in a shallow container within two hours and reheat thoroughly.
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Before you cook
Keep utensils for raw and cooked squid separate and wash hands. Dry squid fully to limit hot-oil splashing; never fill the pot more than halfway or add water to hot oil. Cook squid thoroughly. Check mollusk, wheat and package-listed egg or soy allergens. Refrigerate leftovers within two hours.
Allergens: 오징어·연체동물, 튀김가루의 밀, 튀김가루 제품별 달걀·대두 등 표시 확인
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