Korean Glazed Chicken Thighs and Sweet Potatoes
Eat well without sacrificing taste with my Korean Glazed Chicken Thighs and Sweet Potatoes.
Course
Dinner
,
Lunch
Cuisine
Korean
Difficulty
Medium
Browse Category
Dinner
,
Lunch
Duration
more than 1 hour
Cooking Technique
Air Fry
,
Instant Pot Duo Crisp
Main Ingredient
Chicken
,
Chicken Thighs
,
Grains
,
Rice
,
Sweet Potato
Keyword
Air Fryer
,
chicken
,
grains
,
korean recipes
,
rice
,
sweet potatoes
Home Category
Dinner
,
lunch
Servings
Prep Time
4
Servings
15
Minutes
Cook Time
60
Minutes
Servings
Prep Time
4
Servings
15
Minutes
Cook Time
60
Minutes
Ingredients
8
chicken thighs
bone in, skin on
kosher salt
as needed
black pepper
as needed
10
garlic cloves
sliced
2
tbsp ginger
minced
160
g
kimchi
chopped with juice
70
g
tamari
225
g
carrot
peeled
4
pieces
celery rib
1
piece
red bell pepper
chopped
1
red cabbage
cut into 2 pieces
960
ml
chicken stock
1
scallion
sliced
2
sweet potatoes
peeled, cubed
1
piece
lemon
zest of lemon juice
610
g short
grain rice
545
g
short-grain brown rice
soaked
225
g watercress
salt
as needed
Instructions
Season the chicken with kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper.
Sauté on
High
for
10-15 Minutes
until the skin is brown.
Remove the chicken. Add the garlic and ginger. Season with salt and pepper before sautéing.
Add the remaining ingredients, minus the watercress, lemon, and
1/2 cup
of scallion greens.
Bring it to a simmer. Season with salt and pepper to taste. This should taste exactly like you want the chicken to taste.
Close and lock the lid and turn the steam release handle to seal it.
Add the chicken back in, and
Pressure Cook on High for 20 Minutes
.
Once pressure cooking is complete, add the scallion greens.
Air Fry
to crisp up.
Plate the chicken on a bed of watercress. Top with the juice and zest of the lemon.
Serve with the house rice and enjoy!
House Rice:
Mix both kinds of rice, wash, and rinse until the water runs clear (3 to 5 times).
Strain and Add the rice to the pressure cooker with 5 cups of water.
Pressure Cook
on
High
for
15 Minutes
. Let the steam escape, and then let the rice rest ideally for about
10 Minutes
before serving.