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#japan #japanfood #christmas #food #friedchicken #shorts #viral Recipe: Bao burger buns: Flour - 300g Yeast - 1tsp Sugar - 1tsp Oil - 15ml Warm Water - 140ml Knead everything together until a smooth dough forms. Rest for 30mins or until doubled. Shape into 90g buns and place on butter paper and proof. Brush the tops with water and sprinkle sesame seeds if desired. Steam for 20mins. Gochujang chicken marinade: Chicken - 500g Gochujang - 2tbsp Garlic - 1tsp Onion powder - 1/2tsp Garlic powder - 1/2tsp Gochugaru - 1tsp Soy sauce - 1tsp Brown sugar - 1 tsp Chinese 5 spice - 1/2tsp Gochujang glaze: Gochujang - 1tsp Water - 20ml Salt - small pinch Marinade for 30mins. Dredge in flour and deep fry at 180°. Toss in the Gochujang glaze. Dress up in the burger bun. Did you know that this is a Christmas food? While not this exact sandwich, but fried chicken in Japan has become a Christmas tradition for many households. Takeshi Okawara, the manager at the first KFC store in Japan, had the idea when he overheard foreigners talking about how they missed having a the roast turkey for Christmas, he came up with the slogan “ Kentucky for Christmas’ and started serving fried chicken in a party barrel, an idea which he says came to him in his dream. The idea became so popular especially since a lot of Japanese people aren’t Christian and don’t celebrate Christmas traditionally, this became a more casual and fun way to celebrate Christmas! What are some unusual Christmas traditions you follow?