Carnivore BBBE Chicken Fried Steak| Experimental Recipe – Was it a Fail or a Pass?


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  1. Roni P
    Roni P says:

    When I was growing up, I would help my mom make her version of chicken fried steak. She would be the round steaks, which were a cheap cut of meat at that time. It was also the time of glass pop bottles and that's what we used to tenderize the steaks. Dip them in an egg wash batter, coat them in flour and fry them in the skillet with some grease. We though we were living the rich life! 😆 I recently made some fried chicken using unflavored protein powder as "flour" (no egg wash) and it turned out pretty good. I fried it in bacon grease and butter to crisp up the outside, then finished it in the oven. I'm going to give your "flour" mixture a try, too. Love the variety of options!

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  2. Irene peek
    Irene peek says:

    I just reread my last comment and I must have been half asleep when I wrote it 😂
    I thoroughly enjoy all of your videos, not just the endings but yours are something special and well done. You're like visiting with a dear friend and very much appreciated 🦋🌹🌻❣️

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  3. Despicable Meme
    Despicable Meme says:

    This style of preparing (flour dredged) and cooking (pan frying) and serving (drowned in a peppered white gravy) was originally done with pounded chicken breasts so it was chicken style. Eventually someone (a genius!) tried it with cube steak and that became known as chicken style (prepared and fried and served) steak or Chicken fried steak.

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  4. Prunelle
    Prunelle says:

    A tip I learned from French chefs: do not put all the butter to melt but keep at least half of it aside and add it to the sauce at the end of cooking after you turned off the heat. Your sauce will have a velvety texture

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  5. Dena Zechella
    Dena Zechella says:

    You rock! Thank you so much for all the recipes. I love your channel. I grew up in the South and this meal was called "country fried steak" We had that a lot growing up because the meat was so cheap. I watched my mom beat the tough beef steak with a wooden square mallet to tenderize it. I love gravy since I am a Southern woman. Thank you for introducing the meat flour this will be a game-changer in my recipes.
    Looking forward to watching your videos. Have a fantastic week.

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  6. Chris Cooking Nashville
    Chris Cooking Nashville says:

    Great job Anita! Awesome way to do this dairy free! Chicken fried steak is called that because it's breaded and fried like fried chicken, and it's also called country fried steak. Looks awesome! That and my carnivore mashed potatoes would make me a happy boy. 😊

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  7. Lisa Ortega
    Lisa Ortega says:

    Anita, you could also use an egg yolk to thicken the sauce without using any dairy or other emulsifies. It works pretty good. I definitely have to try making this!!! I think my hubs would love this!

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  8. Truckngirl
    Truckngirl says:

    You forgot most of the fat in the pan to fry them in. It needs to be pretty deep. Pound first, and if you double dip them, it's better. Put them in the freezer for about 15-20 minutes. Then drop them into very hot oil. Flip carefully. Source: old "Restaurant Favorites" cookbook for Shoney's chicken fried steak.

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  9. Ally Francis
    Ally Francis says:

    Love how simple this recipe is! Looks great! I was wondering if protein powder or collagen powder is a possible alternative to egg white powder? I can't find it anywhere here in Australia.

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