Frying
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Toss your leftover fries in a tablespoon of oil (vegetable or peanut oil work great here) then, just like with the traditional oven, spread a single layer of
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Color: Raw shrimp is a translucent gray (raw frozen shrimp is gray as well). When it’s cooked, it should be an opaque white with some pink and bright
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Bones: When the ribs are finished cooking, the meat will draw back and expose about three-quarters of an inch of the rib bone. Quick tip: When the “knuckle”
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If you don’t have any vegetable oil on hand, you can substitute another neutral high-heat oil. Canola, safflower, peanut or grapeseed oils are all great choices. What can
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Heat oil in a deep fryer up to 375°F. Place chicken pieces in it. Let it cook until it gets a nice brown color and a crispy crust.
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If you are using a deep fryer, set the thermometer to 360 ̊F. Set up your station by putting the pre cooked bacon next to the batter right
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Can you fry chicken without flour? Absolutely! Any part of chicken is good and I will show you an easy way to cook it. Is flour necessary for
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A High-Sided Skillet Is Best for Risotto. The best risotto showcases the combination of tender grains of rice in a creamy, brothy sauce. … But a heavy-bottomed, straight-sided
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We’re talking, of course, about the KFC “Cajun Deep-Fried Turkey,” yours for $59.99 solo or $79.99 with a mess of fixings on the side (gravy counts as a
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The best way to keep fried foods crispy? Just place them on a cooling rack set over a baking sheet. If you’re frying multiple batches, throw the whole