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Friday, January 10, 2014

PAN FRIED CHICKEN

Nane's Famous Fried Chicken made with ButterMilk (or regular Milk) and with Corn Flakes for extra crunch. See the FRIED CHICKEN recipe HERE.

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INGREDIENTS:

1 whole cut up fryer chicken
7 eggs
2 cups or so of corn flake crumbs (optional) or bread crumbs
2 cups of butter milk (or you can use whole milk instead) reserve 4-5 tablespoons
2 cups vegetable oil
2 tablespoons baking powder (optional)
1 tablespoon garlic powder
salt and pepper
3 cups of flour

Directions:

Rinse Chicken, then put in bowl with Buttermilk and refrigerate at least 1/2 hour. (You can use regular Milk instead)


 

Take Salt, Pepper, Garlic POWDER and Baking Powder and add to Flour and stir.

 

In another bowl, put the Corn Flake Crumbs. (You can use Bread Crumbs instead if you want.) You can also make your own Corn Flake Crumbs by using a rolling pin to smash Corn Flake Cereal. (This gives it extra crunch)

Now take about 7 Eggs and add 2 Tablespoons Buttermilk to Eggs and beat, AND Add 2 Tablespoons Buttermilk to Flour mixture, stir.



Now heat up Oil in large frying pan on medium flame. Its ready when you sprinkle a bit of water from your hand and it sizzles. Lower the flame to medium low.Take larger pieces of Chicken first as they take longer to fry. Dredge in Flour then immerse in Egg bath then, dredge in Corn Flake crumbs.


 

 


Fry, and brown on both sides. To tell when done, just cut one open, it should be all white meat, no pink left. Cook smaller pieces last. Drain on paper towels, plate and enjoy. Tastes great refrigerated too.



NOTE: Chicken temperature should be between 165 to 180 for full cooking. When you take the temperature, make sure to not let it touch the bone. Generally, when pan frying, allow for about 10 to 20 minutes or so per side, turning over occasionally to get even browning. (larger pieces will take a longer time than smaller pieces). Fry in batches so you do not crowd your pan. You can keep warm in oven set to 200*F for up to 30 min or so on cookie sheet or cake pan. Drizzle just a pinch of the oil over Chicken if you do this, and cover with tin foil to keep moist. If you refrigerate, wrap in wax paper.
If you deep fry the chicken, the oil temp should be around 325*F Depending on your deep fryer, you may have to eyeball for browness as it will cook faster than if you pan fry.



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CHICKEN FRIED IN BACON FAT

Yes, I know that Bacon Fat is baaaaaaaad for you, let alone to fry in. This is why this dish is a family treat, one that I only make like once every other month.
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 INGREDIENTS:
 Thighs & Legs
1/4 to 1/2 Cup Bacon Fat
1/2 stick Margarine
1/2 stick Butter
1 to 2 Cups Flour
Salt, Pepper, Garlic Powder, Paprika

DIRECTIONS:
Always save your left over Bacon Fat when frying Bacon. You should keep it in an air tight container in fridge.
Put Flour and generous amounts of seasonings into (preferably) a medium to large brown paper bag. Shake up. Put Chicken pieces into bag, shake up so it all gets coated.
Put Bacon Fat, Margarine & Butter into (preferably) a cast iron skillet. Heat up on medium low flame.
Gently fry Chicken in batches (you don't want to crowd the pan), low and slow, about 5 minutes on each side, putting dashes of Salt and Pepper on top of each piece BEFORE turning over. Repeat several times until Chicken is browned. Drain for a few minutes on paper towels, another paper bag or on a rack before serving.

NOTE:
Chicken temperature should be between 165 to 180 for full cooking. When you take the temperature, make sure to not let it touch the bone.
Generally, when pan frying, allow for about 10 to 20 minutes or so per side, turning over occasionally to get even browning.
(larger pieces will take a longer time than smaller pieces).
Fry in batches so you do not crowd your pan.
You can keep warm in oven set to 200*F for up to 30 min or so on cookie sheet or cake pan. Drizzle just a pinch of the oil over Chicken if you do this, and cover with tin foil to keep moist.
If you refrigerate, wrap in wax paper.

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