Spicy Chicken Burgers with Gochujung Chilli Slaw – 4sp
Following on with my obsession with all things Korean, I created this recipe after a visit to our local food market where my hubbie indulged in a Korean Fried Chicken Burger. Keen to make my own healthier version, I ditched the deep frying and went for a much healthier griddle instead.
The result was delicious. The slaw in particular has the most delicious flavour and can also be added to any salad for lunches during the week. Give it a whirl, you won’t be disappointed.
Spicy Chicken Burgers with Gochujung Chilli Slaw
Serves 2 = 4sp per serving (Flex)
Ingredients
For the chicken – 0sp per person
2 x 200g chicken breasts, flattened with a meat mallet or rolling pin
2 tsp Korean Red Pepper Chilli Powder (or crushed chillies)
1 lemon, halved
For the slaw – 1sp per person
2 tbsp lightest mayonnaise
1 tsp gochujang chilli paste
½ tsp white wine vinegar
Pinch of garlic granules
½ red onion, peeled and finely sliced
1 large carrot, peeled and finely sliced
¼ red or white cabbage, finely sliced
To accompany
2 x Warburton’s thins (3sp per thin)
Mixed Salad Leaves
2 x mini corn on the cob (I use the mini Tesco ones which are 89g (0sp each)
BNS chips
Method
First make the slaw – pop the mayo, chilli paste, white wine vinegar and garlic granules in a big bowl and mix together. Then add the onion, carrot and cabbage and combine everything together. Pop in the fridge until you are ready to serve.
Next, pop each chicken breast in between two sides of baking paper and with a meat mallet or rolling pin, beat to 1/2 cm thick. Then sprinkle each side with the red pepper powder and season with salt and pepper.
Spray a frying pan or griddle pan with 1kal and then fry the chicken breast on each side for 4-5 minutes until cooked through. As you are cooking the chicken, squeeze over the juice of the lemon to keep it nice and moist.
Pop your accompaniments on to cook and then, once readt, you can pop your burger together.
Lightly toast the thins and then add a little slaw, top with the burger and then a few salad leaves.
Serve with a mixed salad, BNS chips and corn on the cob if you fancy (the 8sp here covers you for the chicken, slaw, thin and corn on the cob!)
Enjoy!
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I just made this and haven’t even finished eating it, I felt compelled to tell you how lovely and tasty it is!! Made a few tweaks – Ocado were out of this certain chilli paste (first world problems ?) and it’s so delicious I already can’t wait to make it again! I’ve planned next weeks meals around your website, so glad I have!!! Thank you so much for your wonderful recipes ?
Oh WOW!! I have just made this for myself and my husband….used a brioche bun as i’m not too keen on thins. AMAZING. Gochujung chilli paste is my new fave thing ?
So glad you enjoyed! X