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Bone-in chicken marinated in lime, garlic, and oregano and fried crisp — the Dominican Republic's favorite fried chicken.
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Chicharrón de pollo is bone-in chicken chopped small, marinated in lime juice, garlic, oregano, and soy sauce, dusted with flour, and fried. A Dominican version of karaage, it's hugely popular at stalls and at home. It's served with tostones (fried plantain) and lime and enjoyed with cold beer.
Chop the chicken, bone and all, into 5cm pieces.
Rub with lime juice, grated garlic, oregano, soy sauce, salt, and pepper and marinate at least 1 hour.
Drain lightly and dust with flour.
Fry in 170°C oil for 8–10 minutes until cooked through, then crisp at 190°C at the end.
Cut the plantain into thick rounds, fry, smash, and fry again to make tostones.
Plate the chicken and tostones and serve with lime.