Let's Talk BBQ
Recipes => Recipes => Poultry => Topic started by: smokeasaurus on April 08, 2013, 08:08:15 PM
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This one’s easy, and if you know any Kentucky colonels, they might just be a little envious. :D
1 cut-up frying chicken
1 cube butter
1/3 cup evaporated milk
1 egg
3/4 cup flour
1 tablespoon paprika (this helps brown the chicken)
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
Beat egg in small bowl. Add evaporated milk and stir thoroughly.
Mix flour, paprika, baking powder, salts, and pepper in a bowl.
Use a small bowl to melt butter in microwave and then pour into shallow metal baking pan large enough to hold the chicken pieces.
Dip chicken pieces in egg/milk mixture and then roll in flour mix. Place into metal baking pan.
Set the grill to 375° and wait until this temperature stabilizes. Cook the chicken for 25 minutes. Then, reduce the heat to 325°, turn the chicken pieces over, and cook for 30 more minutes or until done.
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Thank Smoke! I got it saved and will try it soon. Don
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Thanks so much smoke! Great recipe!
Looks like I'm burning some more pellets this week. :o
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Thanks smoke. I will be trying this
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Nice recipe smoke!
A little corn starch ...like 1 tbs.....added to the dry ingedients can make it even crunchier
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smoke - you've given me an idea... ;) Hopefully we don't get 12" of snow in the next couple days and I can try it out... Otherwise, next week.
David
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No pellets here, but sounds great.
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Nice recipe smoke!
A little corn starch ...like 1 tbs.....added to the dry ingedients can make it even crunchier
Great suggestion...it can always be crispier..will do next time.....
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This I gotta try.. thanks for posting it!
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How much is a cube of butter? a whole stick? half a stick? tbs? It would all be good. Pam .☆´¯`•.¸¸. ི♥ྀ.
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I would love to see a picture of some chicken cooked this way. Any takers?
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I would love to see a picture of some chicken cooked this way. Any takers?
http://www.letstalkbbq.com/index.php?topic=3472.0
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I would think a "cube" of butter is one to two tablespoons.
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Thanks for this recipe....as soon as grill/s are up and going this might be the second thing cooked :P
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I used a whole stick of butter for the start and when I turned the chicken, I added some more cubes to get the other side crispy......
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Well, we are getting the snow - again... ??? :'(
Maybe next week!
David
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I got to try this as the wife won't let me cook fried chicken. Maybe this will change her mind!
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What a great way to cook chicken!!
We cooked 4 thighs and they were terrific...
We highly recommend this method.
THANKS SMOKE...
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Glad ya liked it buddy :)
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Ditto here!!! The best NON-fried chicken I've ever cooked ♥
Thanks :)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/askabutcher/AAB2013-1/0423chix2_zps6b1a660d.jpg)
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Nice plate.
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OK you guys have convinced me to try this too!
I've got an idea on a slight twist for the evaporated milk (which I can't have).
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I just can't figure how I post the recipe and then everybody tries it and there's all comes out looking way better than my original version >:( :D >:( ;D ;D
Back to the drawing board ;)
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Well, we are getting the snow - again... ??? :'(
Maybe next week!
David
Sorry David, we have had the AC running for the last couple of weeks and I had to go change into shorts and flip flops when I was grilling on the deck this weekend and I had to put on a cap to keep my bald head from getting a sunburn. In August when it is 105 degrees here with 100% humidity I will wish I was up there in MN.
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That looks gooooood!
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Most of the crunchy goodness stuck to my foil. :(
I do think this is a winner. Next time I am putting down a parchment layer.....but am trying again