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Kaki Fry (Breaded Fried Oysters)

Serves 2 · About 30 min
Oysters for cooking, washed, coated and fried in a frying pan with oil 2 cm deep.

① Cut the cabbage→② Wash the oysters→③ Coat the fish→④ Heat the oil→⑤ Fry and serve

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Fish

Vegetables

Eggs & bread

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How to make it

1

Shred the cabbage

As thin as you canRoll up 2 leavesCut before the oysters
About 5 min
How to tell it's doneThe cabbage is thinly sliced and drained in the strainer.
2

Wash the oysters and pat them dry

Surface is dryWash with starchWet oysters splatter
About 5 min
How to tell it's doneThe washing water is no longer cloudy, and the surface of the oysters is not wet.
Be carefulIf water is left on them, the coating comes off and the oil splatters a lot.
3

Coat the fish

Flour → egg → pankoNo oyster showing
About 5 min
How to tell it's doneAll the oysters are covered with panko, and none of the oyster shows.
4

Heat the oil

Fine bubbles from tipAbout 170°CAbout 5 min
Medium heatAbout 5 min
How to tell it's doneSmall bubbles keep fizzing from the tip of the chopsticks.
Be carefulOil may splatter. Do not leave while frying. Turn off the heat as soon as you're done, and clean up the oil only after it has cooled completely.
5

Fry and serve

Hot, not see-through3 min in totalPops hard: face away
Medium heatAbout 3 min per batch
How to tell it's readyThe coating is golden brown all over, and the oysters are plump. Cut the biggest one in half: it should be hot all the way through, and not soft, raw-looking and see-through. If it looks raw, fry the rest 1 minute more at a time.
Be carefulOysters hold a lot of water and can pop and splatter hard while frying. Keep your face away, and protect yourself by holding a lid tilted up between you and the pan. Do not leave the stove. Clean up the oil only after it has cooled completely.

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If it didn't work out

The coating came off or toreThe oysters were not patted dry enough in step 2. Sandwich them between paper towels and pat very dry, and fry right after coating.
The oil splattered a lotWater was left on them, or there were holes in the coating. Cover them all over with panko.
The coating burnedThe oil was too hot. When bubbles rush out hard, turn the heat down.
They shrank and got smallOysters shrink when cooked. Aim for 3 minutes. Do not fry them much longer than that.

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