Busting More Fried Chicken Myths (How To Make The BEST Fried Chicken)


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  1. JC
    JC says:

    frying in batches isnt just about the temperature, it's also so you can double fry. One batch rests while the other fries so that the skin gets way crispier without overcooking the meat

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  2. MrWadewynn
    MrWadewynn says:

    Cornstarch is more common for Chinese American cooking since sauces usually determine the flavor. But if you’re seasoning fried chicken, AP flour all the way

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  3. brandon lantier
    brandon lantier says:

    Josh is an animal after my own heart, I too drink hot sauce straight out the bottle when eating, dammit now I want fried chicken, at 5am, even though I had Canes, like 6 hours ago lol.

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  4. Purple Piccolo
    Purple Piccolo says:

    As a firm believer in the cornstarch camp, I’ll have to do some experimentation now. I’ve only done cornstarch with whole eggs or water and it’s never crispy enough for me so I may have to switch to egg whites. I can never get the crunch factor I’m looking for with just AP flour (I’ve found that I prefer the texture of Korean fried chicken to traditional southern fried, which doesn’t get crunchy enough for me and usually has a softer crunch than it’s Korean counterpart)

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