I read about a fried chicken sandwich on Serious Eats and I had to have one. A fluffy white sandwich roll cradling a tasty hunk of fried chicken, a spoonful of coleslaw…a truly excellent sandwich but unfortunately for me I’m not in Oakland, Ca. Instead I decided to make my own version.
Not much of [...]
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I keep forgetting to post this recipe. Last week we went to the Wicker Park ‘Farmer’s Market’ and got a couple things (not really a farmer’s market more like 3 tables with a so so selection of random things). But we did manage to find a few things that looked really great. One of them was a bunch of radishes. I don’t really buy them that often but they looked really
this does have dj on it, but it’s still pretty good. will re-up with hq version.
Nas- Fried Chicken ft. Busta Rhymes
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Mom and dad had just returned from a short honeymoon after being married in Tacoma in early September. They arrived home at nearly midnight before dad had to head out to his brother’s butcher shop where he had worked the past two years. The day was busy as usual cutting meat as neighbors made [...]
Popeye's Fried Chicken RecipiesIngredients:3 cups self-rising flour1 cup cornstarch3 tablespoons seasoned salt2 tablespoons paprika1 teaspoon baking soda1 package dry Italian salad dressing mix1 package onion soup mix - (1 1/2 oz)1 package spaghetti sauce mix - (1/2 oz)3 tablespoons sugar3 cups corn flakes -- crush slightly2 eggs -- well beaten1/4 cup cold water4 pounds chicken -- cut upCooking Directions:Combine first 9 ingredients in large bowl.Put the cornflakes into another bowl.Put eggs and water in a third bowl.Put enough corn oil into a heavy roomy skillet to fill it 1-inch deep.Get it HOT!Grease a 9- by 12- by 2-inch baking pan.Set it aside.Preheat oven to 350 degrees.Dip chicken pieces 1 piece at a time as follows:Into dry coating mix.Into egg and water mix.Into corn flakes.Briskl
I've come to the mall against my better judgment. I promise myself to restrict spending to my loot of holiday gift cards and enter Macy's department store, wide-eyed. I've purposely arrived in the early afternoon on a week day to avoid crowds. Stumbling into a completely empty dressing room with an armful of clothing, I'm very pleased with myself.
I choose the corner stall in the back because it's big enough for my own private fashion show; I don't much like twirling in front of the paneled community mirror. A small flat screen TV is on the wall close to the entrance. The volume is a little high and Wolf Blitzer's voice booms from the CNN...
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A big congratulations to the Kentucky Fried Chicken Contest winners!It was a tough call, but just like the Highlander "in the end. there can only be one." Or in this case two.Winner #1 was Beta Mom for her fancy writin' poem:There once was a man from Kentucky Whose chickens were very un-lucky He made them all fatter Then fried them in batter Yessiree’ that Colonel was plucky.And wiener #2 was Bennie from Ben & Bennie because his grandfather shot a hippie, in Kentucky, for taking his chicken wing while singing Kentucky's national anthem at The Colonel's original restaurant... in 1830 (or something like that...)Thanks to those that particiapated and a big thanks to KFC for sending me the gift checks. As soon as I got them I ran over and tried the Popcorn chicken again (I actually have
A big congratulations to the Kentucky Fried Chicken Contest winners!It was a tough call, but just like the Highlander "in the end. there can only be one." Or in this case two.Winner #1 was Beta Mom for her fancy writin' poem:There once was a man from Kentucky Whose chickens were very un-lucky He made them all fatter Then fried them in batter Yessiree’ that Colonel was plucky.And wiener #2 was Bennie from Ben & Bennie because his grandfather shot a hippie, in Kentucky, for taking his chicken wing while singing Kentucky's national anthem at The Colonel's original restaurant... in 1830 (or something like that...)Thanks to those that particiapated and a big thanks to KFC for sending me the gift checks. As soon as I got them I ran over and tried the Popcorn chicken again (I actually have
There are few things better than crispy, spiced fried chicken served up with Parkerhouse rolls slathered with fresh creamery butter, corn, mashed potatoes, gravy, and a nice green veggie or cauliflower. This recipe takes a little planning, but OH - is it EVER so good!! 3 cups buttermilk 1/4 cup TABASCO 3 teaspoons salt, divided 1 (2 1/2- to 3-pound) chicken, cut up into 8 pieces 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1/2 teaspoon onion powder 1/4 teaspoon pepper A small dash of Cardamon Canola oil for deep-frying Combine buttermilk, TABASCO, and 1 teaspoon of the salt in a large bowl or large resealable plastic bag and mix well. Add the chicken and cover bowl or seal bag; refrigerate for 6 to 24 hours.Combine flour, remaining 2 teaspoons salt, garlic powder, onion powder,cardoman, and pepper in a shallow dish. Remove chicken pieces from marinade and allow excess buttermilk to drip off. Dredge chicken pieces in flour mixture and let chicken sit for 10 m
One of my top 10 foods would probably include fried chicken. I love KFC but we rarely eat 'out' (which includes both restaurants and fast food) so I typically only get KFC once a year - on the road on our way to Myrtle Beach for our annual vacation to the coast! When I was pregnant with our oldest child I craved KFC throughout my entire pregnancy. Unfortunately we were young and dirt poor
These fried chicken recipes are delicious. Just check these out and I’m sure you’ll be amazingly surprised.So here we go for some fried chicken recipes:>>Fried Chicken (Version 1)~2 1/2 pounds fryer (up to 3 lbs) cut in servings~1 cu flour~1 teaspoon salt~1/8 teaspoon pepper~1/4 teaspoon garlic powder~1 teaspoon paprika~1 teaspoon leaf sage or oregano butter or vegetable oilRinse chicken pieces and pat dry. Combine flour with remaining ingredients except butter. Toss chicken pieces with flour mixture to coat.In skillet, heat butter to 1/4-inch depth and cook chicken over medium-high heat until golden brown. Place browned chicken in Crock-Pot, adding wings first; Add no liquid. Cover and cook on Low for 8 to 10 hours or on High for 4 to 5 hours.>>Fried Chicken (Version 2)~2 -3 1/2 pound Frying chicken cut into 8 pieces Salt Freshly Ground Black Pepper~2 cups all-purpose flour~2 tablespoons paprika plus more for the finished chicken vegetable oil1) Trim the excess fat and skin from e
Fried chicken is the all-American meal. And there are about as many "secret recipes" for fried chicken as there are dedicated home cooks who make it. If you're a first-time fryer, or you're just looking to refine your technique, we've got some pointers to help get you started.Before You FryFrying chicken can be as simple or complicated an undertaking as you like.Some cooks swear by soaking the chicken overnight in buttermilk--which flavors, moisturizes, and tenderizes the meat--before coating it in seasoned flour, while others insist that a coating of breadcrumbs or beer batter is the only way to fry. The best way to discover your favorite method is to experiment with different seasonings and techniques until you hit on the perfect preparation.If you want to brine your chicken before coating and frying, see our Brining article for tips. Chicken pieces should be brined for only about an hour or so, not overnight.Batter upSet up a "dredging station" to minimize mess and make clean-up
We haven't had fried chicken wings for a long time since my hubby has to lose that spare tyre he has and my son was coughing too. I have decided that we have staying away from it for long enough. Haha... And so we are going to indulge again. hehe ...These I made has a light coriander taste and smell. Rather nice for a change from the usual salty or sweet taste, if you like coriander that is.Ingredients:6 Chicken Wings, section if you likeOil for fryingMarinade: 1 tablespoon Chinese Cooking Wine 1 tablespoon Sugar 2 tablespoon Light Soy Sauce 1 teaspoon Oyster Sauce1/4 teaspoon Salt 3 sprig Coriander Roots, grated into paste How to do it:Marinate chicken wings in the marinade for 3 hours (best if over night), turning occasionally to get it well marinated.Heat oil and reduce to low fire.Deep fried the chicken wings till cooked and golden brown.Drain and serve.Note:Do not fry on high heat. The marinade contains sugar and the skin of chicken wing be burned before it's cooked.☆ Click HE
It kills me that I made this at the beginning of July and am only posting about it now. Kills me!!
This is such a simple meal to prepare, and the ingredients work something like magic. Seriously. Magic. The chicken roasted happily in the oven, the beans heated on the stove and turned into a creamy, lemony, oregano happiness. I have a thing for arugula, too, and its pepperiness lent beautifully
I am back at work after a couple of days’ leave attending a Church Camp. I was in Court this morning and will have to be back there again after lunch, so I’ll have to put up a quickie post. Whilst I have one new recipe to share, I don’t have enough time to get it up today. So, I’ll take you on a journey to Segambut, Kuala Lumpur for an excellent fried chicken rice. No, the rice is not fried. The chicken is. This is again, a review which I previously did in my personal blog and I hope you’ll start drooling when you read on. Get your tissues ready!
What can be so interesting about some Fried Chicken Rice that is drawing the crowds? How can the business be so good that the proprietor can afford to only sell the Fried Chicken Rice on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays? Have a look at the crowd and taste the fried chicken for all your questions answered.
Fried Chicken Rice at Segambut
Take a drive to the Segambut roundabout and head towards the directio
*Burp*...ZZZzzz.....those were the sounds I was making last night after work, after a spur of the moment trip to Two Two Fried Chicken with a couple friends from work. I have to say, the chicken there is some of the best I've ever had. It arrives piping hot (enough to give you 3rd degree burns) and it's not greasy like your regular fried chicken--it's just so finger lickn' good!This was our second trip to Two Two and it was just as good or better as the first. The owners of the location right by Mokdong Station are very friendly. I saw them eating some fruit/vegetables from a distance and immediately one of the cooks motioned if I wanted to try some. I just nodded and smiled. Next thing you know it, they show up with a plate of slice tomatoes, on the house! Scoooore (I've never been so excited about tomatoes)!As for eating fried chicken late at night before going to bed, I might have to strongly reconsider that for next time (who am I kidding, I'm doing this again!). I think I wo
I have been wanting to post this a long time ago. But my recipe posting time was taken up but the stuff I cook for my kids ^_- Finally .....I will cook this when my hubby is away for business trip by request of my son! He loves it! That's because the curry mix I'm using doesn't even taste a slight bit spicy. ^_- A one dish meal is easier for me anyway.Ingredients:1 chicken drumstick, deboned2 potatoes, skinned and cubed2 carrots, skinned and cubed1 large onion, cut into smalled pieces2 teaspoon light soy saucePlain flour with water for batterBread crumbsJapanese Instant Curry Cubes (I'm using HOUSE Vermont Curry Mild - with a touch of apple & honey)Water about a litreOil for fryingHow to do it:Marinade the chicken with soy sauce for at least 1/2 hour.Dip in batter than bread crumbs.Deep fry the chicken till golden brown.Saute the vegetables till slightly brown.Add water and boil.Break the curry cubes and add in to the vegetables.Continue cooking till the sauce thickens in low f
