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Korean BBQ Crispy Chicken Kyiv

This is a proper fakeaway-style dinner that still fits into a balanced weeknight. Crispy coating, a hit of chilli garlic butter inside, and a fresh, cooling yogurt slaw to bring it all together. Big flavour, high protein, and loads of veg.

Prep

25m

Cook

25m

Total

50m

Ingredients

Method

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Blend the butter with parsley, garlic, chilli and a pinch of salt until smooth. Roll into cling film and freeze for 15 minutes until firm enough to slice. This helps keep the butter inside while cooking.

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4

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Chicken Kyiv

4

Chicken breast, medium, skinless

40

g

Butter

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Per Serving

Calories

595kcal

Fat

22g

Carbs

50g

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Notes

Freezing the butter is key to a proper Kyiv. If it is too soft, it will leak out. | Cooking at 170°C keeps the coating from burning while the chicken cooks through evenly. | Slice the cabbage finely for a lighter, more balanced slaw. | Add a pinch of chilli flakes or a splash of soy to the butter for extra depth if you like. | Slice the chicken and use in wraps with slaw and extra yogurt dressing. | Chop everything into a bowl with rice for a quick next-day meal. | The slaw will keep well for 1–2 days and softens slightly, which works really nicely.

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Thomas B

2 days ago

Very nice. Never made kievs before but it was fun to try, especially the garlic butter. Our local didn’t have the Korean BBQ rub so we search a DIY one, pretty good!

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Korean BBQ Crispy Chicken Kyiv

This is a proper fakeaway-style dinner that still fits into a balanced weeknight. Crispy coating, a hit of chilli garlic butter inside, and a fresh, cooling yogurt slaw to bring it all together. Big flavour, high protein, and loads of veg.

Prep

25m

Cook

25m

Total

50m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Blend the butter with parsley, garlic, chilli and a pinch of salt until smooth. Roll into cling film and freeze for 15 minutes until firm enough to slice. This helps keep the butter inside while cooking.

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4

M

I

Chicken Kyiv

4

Chicken breast, medium, skinless

40

g

Butter

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Per Serving

Calories

595kcal

Fat

22g

Carbs

50g

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Notes

Freezing the butter is key to a proper Kyiv. If it is too soft, it will leak out. | Cooking at 170°C keeps the coating from burning while the chicken cooks through evenly. | Slice the cabbage finely for a lighter, more balanced slaw. | Add a pinch of chilli flakes or a splash of soy to the butter for extra depth if you like. | Slice the chicken and use in wraps with slaw and extra yogurt dressing. | Chop everything into a bowl with rice for a quick next-day meal. | The slaw will keep well for 1–2 days and softens slightly, which works really nicely.

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Thomas B

2 days ago

Very nice. Never made kievs before but it was fun to try, especially the garlic butter. Our local didn’t have the Korean BBQ rub so we search a DIY one, pretty good!

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