r/FriedChicken

Indonesia's Fried Chicken Showdown | KFC vs McDonald's vs A&W
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Indonesia's Fried Chicken Showdown | KFC vs McDonald's vs A&W

Well, Indonesia... you did it again. You impressed me. I had no idea you had this!

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u/Loud-Gap8196 — 2 days ago
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Never need to buy from kfc again

Got my first two section air fryer and took it for a test drive!

Chips
Marie piper / king Edward’s

Wet mix
2 eggs
1 tablespoon lemon juice
250ml milk

Dry mix
200g plain flour
50g cornflour
4 tbsp Paprika
2 tbsp Celery salt
1 tbsp mustard powder
1 tbsp Garlic powder
2 tsp Dried thyme
2 tsp Dried basil
2 tsp Dried oregano
2 tsp Ground white pepper
1 tsp Ground black pepper
1 tsp Ground ginger
1 tsp Salt

Dip wet then dry (pat the mixture on)
Spray chicken and basket
Season the chips with dry mix
20 mins 180 degrees turn halfway

u/DrZonino2022 — 4 days ago

Another Salad w/Fried Tenders

Posted the salad this time!

Recipe:

Dry is sifted flour, baking powder and salt. Wet is Eggs, buttermilk, shot of vodka (or any 80 proof liquor), and spices. Pound chicken out pretty good to create some tears in the meat. Brine for a few hours, pat dry, dry dredge, wet, then dry again.

Dry: 2 cups sifted flour to 1 tablespoon baking powder, 1 tablespoon salt

Wet: 3 cups buttermilk to 2 eggs, dry spices (garlic, onion, dill, parley, oregano, or anything else you can find), 1.5 ounces of 80 proof liquor.

Pound chicken in a freezer bag until it’s half the thickness and has tears in the bone side of the meat. Brine for a few hours. Pat dry. Dry-wet-dry.

Fry at 345-355 for 5-6 minutes or until golden brown and cooked through.

u/Total-Wrangler5006 — 6 days ago
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McDonalds in Vietnam has fried chicken and it's delicious!

I got the spicy chicken and they also provided gloves.

u/108CA — 11 days ago

Cold fried chicken.

Growing up we'd sometimes get Safeway fried chicken buckets, which would lead into left over chicken put in the fridge. And this was when I was 8-10, so my little sister and I would often wake up before my parents on weekends, and if I was hungry, I'd fix us breakfast. Now, what little kid doesn't like fried chicken? I'd grab my sister and I the left overs, and we'd eat it straight out of the fridge!🤣🤣 I couldnt reach the microwave so this was the solution.

I guess I had it often enough, that when I did that again 10 or so years after, (I was too lazy to microwave it) the memories came rushing back. How odd what our brains hold onto.

This was on r/nostalgia, but they booted me off cause "not enough karma". Bahh.

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u/orbiiance — 10 days ago