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Re: Alton Brown's Fried Chicken Recipe
[Re: silverfox82]
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04/05/2009 03:17 PM
04/05/2009 03:17 PM
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I had completely given up on homemade fired chicken and had relegated myself to KFC for the rest of my life... Then I saw AB a few nights ago make this, and decided to give it one last try... and as I was watching it I remembered our electric skillet... <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/duh.gif" alt="" />
BTW... a piece of small mesh aluminum screen over the skillet really keeps the grease from flying all over! I just bought a small roll at the HW Store for about $5... I do have one of those round ones for my cast iron skillet, but not nearly big enough for the electric... I was able to fit ten thighs comfortably in ours...
and definately marinade in buttermilk (2% fat) for 12-24 hours before... I just mixed the spices: paprika, cayenne, S&P in with the buttermilk... let drain in a collander, then dredge in all-purpose flour, unseasoned, and shake off any excess, let sit for 5-10 mins... then fry... as AB said, mixing seasonings in with the flour will only burn them...
Overall... Sooooo much better than KFC! and a lot less grease!
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