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On Sun 30 Jan 2005 01:11:53p, Boron Elgar wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> One of the kids has requested deep fried chicken and though I have > made dredged Southern fried, I have never used a batter or the deep > fryer for it. > > If anyone has a tried and true batter recipe, I'd appreciate it. And > shucks...if the kitchen is going to be a mess anyway, will the same > batter server for onion rings, too? > > Boron Why batter? The "dredged" coating on chicken works just as well in deep fat. A dry coating on onion rings, first dipped in an egg/milk mixture, also works well in deep fat. Batter holds a lot more grease in the end product. Wayne |
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