Water And Flour Chicken at Donna Cody blog

Water And Flour Chicken. Dipping the chicken in the flour forms an even base. If you dipped it directly in the egg, it would slip right off, leaving nothing for the breadcrumbs or panko to cling to. Wet protein → dry flour. The original video shows nasy taking a breaded piece of chicken and completely dunking it in water and letting the excess completely stop dripping before placing it into a pan of grease. No matter how well you dry the chicken, it will still have a rather moist surface. This creates the exact same coating you would get from dredging the chicken into flour first and then beaten eggs, but you throw out a lot less unused egg and flour afterward. Now i will admit that this method sounds quite unorthodox, but the results speak for themselves. Shred and serve as you would chicken. Wet → dry → wet → dry. Add additional water a 1/4 cup at a time as needed to maintain a shallow simmer. Here’s the basic method to remember:

How to Dredge and Bread Chicken A Seasoned Greeting
from aseasonedgreeting.com

Now i will admit that this method sounds quite unorthodox, but the results speak for themselves. Wet → dry → wet → dry. No matter how well you dry the chicken, it will still have a rather moist surface. Wet protein → dry flour. The original video shows nasy taking a breaded piece of chicken and completely dunking it in water and letting the excess completely stop dripping before placing it into a pan of grease. Add additional water a 1/4 cup at a time as needed to maintain a shallow simmer. Shred and serve as you would chicken. Dipping the chicken in the flour forms an even base. If you dipped it directly in the egg, it would slip right off, leaving nothing for the breadcrumbs or panko to cling to. This creates the exact same coating you would get from dredging the chicken into flour first and then beaten eggs, but you throw out a lot less unused egg and flour afterward.

How to Dredge and Bread Chicken A Seasoned Greeting

Water And Flour Chicken The original video shows nasy taking a breaded piece of chicken and completely dunking it in water and letting the excess completely stop dripping before placing it into a pan of grease. Here’s the basic method to remember: Wet protein → dry flour. Add additional water a 1/4 cup at a time as needed to maintain a shallow simmer. Wet → dry → wet → dry. Now i will admit that this method sounds quite unorthodox, but the results speak for themselves. The original video shows nasy taking a breaded piece of chicken and completely dunking it in water and letting the excess completely stop dripping before placing it into a pan of grease. Dipping the chicken in the flour forms an even base. This creates the exact same coating you would get from dredging the chicken into flour first and then beaten eggs, but you throw out a lot less unused egg and flour afterward. No matter how well you dry the chicken, it will still have a rather moist surface. If you dipped it directly in the egg, it would slip right off, leaving nothing for the breadcrumbs or panko to cling to. Shred and serve as you would chicken.

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