ALSO IF YOU EVER MADE FRIED CHICKEN WHAT KIND OF POT DO YOU USE.
barbtony
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I'm pretty sure its not the same.
As far as a pot, you can use a deep skillet for frying chicken.
grkbarbie
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2 diff flours
deep fry? id use the large sauce pan
mariedsgn
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self-rising is not the same as all purpose. . . what kind of chicken? cutlets use a fry pan.
grkbarbie
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i heard boiling the chicken 1st is better? to make sure its cooked . but what do i know/
FutureCap
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no it is not the same thing!
you could use a deep fryer, my sister uses hers for fried chicken all the time it comes out amazing! if not you want a pot that hold the heat well like a cast iron pot or dutch over would be best.... but i am sure any pot will work.
i was assuming you were saying like southern fried chicken!
RitasEngaged
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Posted by FutureCap
no it is not the same thing!
you could use a deep fryer, my sister uses hers for fried chicken all the time it comes out amazing! if not you want a pot that hold the heat well like a cast iron pot or dutch over would be best.... but i am sure any pot will work.
i was assuming you were saying like southern fried chicken!
yes thats what i would be making
so just use a pot where the chicken is submerged in the oil?
RitasEngaged
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another question - can you use a meat thermometer to test the oil lol
RitasEngaged
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i just remembered i have the rachel ray cast iron - i can use that!
