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How to Fry Deep-Fried Chicken | Deep-Frying
So this is me trying to be a Southern boy.
I know I don't sound like it.
Marinated two days, garlic and rosemary and buttermilk.
It goes into the seasoned flour that I made earlier, and I really try and pack it in now.
I don't — I want the flour to be there.
I don't want like a half-baked job.
, and I'mgoing to make a big pile of chicken, because it's my favorite.
Again, I apologize to you Southern grandmothers,because I know your chicken is probably better than mine, but I do my best.
Again, this isa MSG-free recipe.
We're cooking this at a lesser temperature, because chicken cooksat 350, where everything else we do it 450.
When it gets to be as nearly as brown as youwant it, we''ll then transfer it onto a tray.
Put it through the oven, just to finish itoff, because you don't want the outside too brown and the inside raw, because raw chickenis obviously not a good thing.
All right, so we're using a smaller fryer this time,because it's a lower temperature.
Really force that flour in and drop it in there.
The secretis having a good crust on the outside.
You know that when you eat fried chicken that'sthe favorite bit, right? It's the skin and the crust.
It's just — it's amazing.
My biggestregret is that Britain didn't invent the fried chicken.
We could claim it for ourselves then,but unfortunately, or fortunately for you guys.
And we generally serve half at once.
We don't serve it here.
When I serve it I generally serve half a chickena person, a leg, a thigh and two pieces of breast.
I serve it with mash potatoes andgreen beans and some gravy.
It's my idea of heaven and that's the chicken frying.
Yousee that nice crust on the outside.
Okay, this isn't quite cooked yet.
It's nice andbrown on the outside.
I'm going to put it in the oven at about 325-350, for about 15-20minutes, just to cook it through.
Then it will be perfect.
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How to Make Chicken Fried Steak, Part 2 | Deep-Frying
This is the battered steak I made this morning.
This is the batter I made for it.
I'm going to dump all the steak into the batter.
Makesure it's well-coated.
Mix it all up.
I'd love to know, I'd love to meet the personthe person who thought about chicken fried steak.
I mean how did they come up with thisidea? How? It's beyond me.
It would be absolutely crazy, if it wasn'tso good.
We're going to go to the smaller fryer again, and what we're going to do iswe're going to drain off the excess.
Drop it into our seasoned flour, like the friedchicken.
We're going to make sure that we give it a good pressing in, and so we've gotnice seasonings in there.
Remember we put salt in the batter, into thebatter mix, so there's no need to season the steak.
And it's just a little bit of joy,and if I can get half as good as a place in Austin, Texas I went to, I will be a veryhappy man.
When I put these in, I'm putting them away from me again.
So when it splashes,it splashes against the back of the fryer.
You know, I've burnt myself too many timesover the years.
We all have and I will continue to.
It's inevitable, just with the careerpath that I have chosen.
A lot of people pan fry this, but as thisis a show about deep fat frying, deep fat frying we will do.
You really want that crustbecause that's the best bit.
And this would you believe is $10 worth of steak.
So I don'tknow how many people you'd feed out of this.
Quite a lot, it's a very economical dish,and more importantly very delicious.
These are going to be in the fryer for about8 to 10 minutes.
This fryer is at 350 degrees right now.
Its probably dropped down to about325, as we put the meat in there, because it's not as powerful as this fryer.
But assoon as it starts to start looking brown, we know it's done.
I'm actually going to puta basket in there and sink them, so they cook evenly.
So this is now finished, it's been drainingfor a minute or two.
We're going to serve a big old plate of chicken fried steak.
Imean that is what chicken fried steak means to me.
It looks like fried chicken, tasteslike steak.
How can you get better than that? And a big old plate of it as well.
I'm reallyhappy with that.
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