Easy Chicken Ham

1. 1

   Remove the chicken skin, coat with sugar and salt in that order, seal in a plastic bag, and let it sit for half a day to a whole day (if you decrease the amount, it won't taste like ham).

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   Rinse off the salt and sugar with water, and wrap it up like wrapped candy with cling film.

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   Side note: This procedure is to remove the salt rather than thoroughly washing it.

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   Put water into a bowl, dunk the chicken in, and slowly drain the water (or repeat several times in clean water).

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   Let sit for about 30 minutes.

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   Side note: The salt content will not drain completely even if you leave it for a while, so change the water several times if you wish.

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   Boil plenty of water, and add the chicken from Step 2.

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   Bring to a boil once more, turn off the heat, and let it sit until it cools.

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   Note: The temperature will rise quickly if there is less water.

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    This is what it looks like after removing it from the hot water.

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    Pictured from the left are seasoned with Krazy Salt, black pepper, and herbs.

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    (It'll become more flavorful if you use flavored salts).

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    Cut into desired portions.

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    Side note: The saltiness of the chicken ham varies on the size of the meat, marinating time, and how much the salt content is removed.

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    Adjust the salt and sugar in Step 1 accordingly.

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    Side note: It seems that in winter, the hot water will cool too quickly if the temperature of the room is low, and the chicken ham will not cook through properly.

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    Increase the amount of hot water, and cover with a lid as necessary.

* Per serving · 4 servings · Values may vary.