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Country Fried Chicken Recipe

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Category:
Category:

Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
Whole Chicken (Store purchased or fresh killed and plucked)
Salt and Pepper
Self Rising Flour
Lard (or Wesson Oil)
Frying Pan (or Skillet)
Paper Towels on Draining Pan

Directions:
Directions:
Cut Chicken up or buy pre cut. Wash Chicken - can cook with skin on or off, Salt and Pepper to taste. Have Wesson oil in frying pan - medium high heat (have enough oil that when you put chicken in it covers Chicken on all sides) oil is ready to fry when you sprinkle a bit of Flour in and it sizzles dip Chicken pieces in self rising flour and coat on all sides, when oil is ready slowly place coated Chicken in oil and fry until Chicken is brown and done to the bone (turning occasionally)
lift Chicken out and let drain on paper towels to get rid of excess grease.

Number Of Servings:
Number Of Servings:
4 to 6 people
Preparation Time:
Preparation Time:
30 to 40 minutes
Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
Mom, (Mallie) loved my fried chicken she said that it was moist and delicious. She said that hers came out dry. Mom fried hers too fast. It came from her cooking outside and in Arizona where her kitchen was too hot and she tried cooking too fast to get out of the heat - this chicken has to be cooked fast enough to get it done but slow enough not to burn - the self rising flour helps to seal in the juicies and browns the chicken - the oil in the frying pan that coats both top and bottom helps to cook evenly that is the key to cooking the chicken so moist - I couldn't out cook Mallie on hardly any thing and I'm glad that I could give her pleasure in cooking fried chicken for her.

 

 

 

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