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These deep-fried chikuwa fish cakes feature a special batter infused with mayonnaise and dried aonori seaweed, creating a crispy exterior and a chewy interior. Since they can be made quickly with minimal oil, they are perfect for appetizers or as a side dish for bento boxes.
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Cut the chikuwa into 1.5cm widths → Mix mayonnaise, cooking sake, powders, and aonori in a bowl to create the batter → Coat the chikuwa thoroughly with the batter → Deep-fry in 170°C oil until crispy and drain excess oil
Cut the chikuwa into 1.5cm widths → Mix mayonnaise, cooking sake, powders, and aonori in a bowl to create the batter → Coat the chikuwa thoroughly with the batter → Deep-fry in 170°C oil until crispy and drain excess oil
These deep-fried chikuwa fish cakes feature a special batter infused with mayonnaise and dried aonori seaweed, creating a crispy exterior and a chewy interior. Since they can be made quickly with minimal oil, they are perfect for appetizers or as a side dish for bento boxes.
Slice the chikuwa into rounds about 1.5cm thick.
Add the mayonnaise to a bowl and gradually incorporate the cooking sake, using a rubber spatula to smooth out the mixture.
Add the chicken bouillon powder, potato starch, cake flour, and aonori, then whisk well until no lumps of flour remain to complete the batter.
Add the sliced chikuwa to the bowl and toss well so that each piece is evenly coated with batter.
Pour frying oil into a pan and heat to approximately 170°C, then carefully add the chikuwa, being mindful of oil splashes.
💡 To prevent lumps, add the cooking sake to the mayonnaise little by little while mixing to thin it out.
⚠️ The chikuwa will puff up while frying, so rotate them periodically to ensure they don't burn.
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