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Dak-kkochi

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Dak-kkochi
TypeCooked and Spiced chicken on a stick
Place of originSouth Korea
Main ingredientsSpice, Chicken, stick
Food energy
(per serving)
139[1] kcal

Dakkochi (Template:Lang-ko) is a type of Korean chicken kebab,[2] usually served on a stick. The meat is first cooked and cut into narrow slices. Then, it is pasted with BBQ-flavor spice. Mayonnaise and mustard may also be placed on the Dakkochi. This is frequently seen as street food.

Early Dakkochi

In the early 1990s, Korean chefs would use a chicken's heart and paste it with spice; however, Koreans now use chicken breast or legs.

See also

References

  1. ^ Calorie Dictionary.
  2. ^ Namuwiki (나무위키).