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It is critical also to get the temperature right at 375degrees but once you do it is pretty much idiot proof. Once before going into the egg/milk batter and then again. This post covers the topic on the best way to reheat fried chicken Return to Nav Check prices of chicken curry and chicken tikka Served with cornbread related to fried chicken restaurants near me 85258 on Search Engine related to fried chicken restaurants near me 85258 on Search Engine. The key I think is the double dipping, of the chicken into the seasoned flour mix. This is the best chicken I have ever made, bar none. I am almost sixty and although I am a man, I have been cooking since I was seven. This is what is commonly called Maryland Fried Chicken and this is a wonderful recipe. Overall a nice basic recipe for those who need to practice on perfecting their fried chicken. This combo really makes the glue like consistency that helps the flour STICK to the chicken so it doesn't all fall off when you put it into the oil. If you take anything away from this recipe, though, make it what I call the triple dunk technique: flour, milk/egg, and flour again. It's too easy to just open up a pouch and spend two minutes boiling it up, you know? I also end up adding more pepper and paprika to my flour mixture because my boyfriend and I like it a little more spicy. The reason why I think I'll stay with the store bought is that the gravy does not have enough flavor for me and it was also too greasy and thin. I've made this recipe twice the first time completely as instructed, with gravy, and the second time with a couple spice additions to the flour mixture as well as with a store bought gravy mix. Practically foolproof fried chicken (just make sure you watch the temperature of the oil!) and an okay basic gravy.
