Southern popular as KFC here in Malaysia always give
great results. Once you have made perfect fried chicken, you will want to make
it a lot more. Fried chicken recipes tend to be very easy and are always
appreciated by family and friends. This recipe includes Crisco, which is a
brand of shortening, as well as flour and seasonings. As usual to meet the eastern taste bud I added 2 tsp of papprika and 1 tsp of cajun. It improves the colour and the flavour of the chicken
The chicken is dusted in a mixture of flour, salt and pepper
and fried in a cast iron skillet. This is similar to many other southern fried
chicken recipes and this is crispy and delicious. Serve with chili sauce
Classic Friied Chicken
Adapted from Allrecipe.com
1 whole chicken
cut into 12
⅓ cup Crisco
1 teaspoon
salt
1 ¾ cups
flour
¼ teaspoon
black pepper
2 tsp papprika
1 tsp cajun
2 tsp papprika
1 tsp cajun
Preparation:
Cut the chicken
into pieces.
Mix the
flour, salt and pepper, papprika and cajun in a bag, then add the chicken, a few pieces at a time,
shaking it well to coat evenly.
Add the
Crisco to a skillet and bring it to 360 degrees F over a medium high heat.
Fry the
chicken pieces for about 35 minutes without covering the skillet.
Turn them
several times during cooking so they brown evenly.
Siapa yang boleh menolak ayam goreng terutama kanak-kanak....kalau tidak KFC tidak akan tumbuh bagaikan cendawan. Di mana-mana ada KFC cukup popular malah tidak pernah. Terdapat berbagai resipi ayam goreng ini nak paling mudah pergi aje KFC...kalau tak beli aje tepung KFC dan kalau hendak buat sendiri...terdapat beberapa variasi tetapi variasi ini paling simple adukkan semua bahan kering dengan ayam lalu goreng. Resipi asal tidak menggunakkan paprika..tetapi saya takut mual saya masukkan sedikit papprika dan cajun biar kena dengan anak tekak kita ni. Yang ini unik sedikit digoreng pakai shortening Crisco..memang ranggup la...tetapi kalau tak hendak pakai crisco pun tak apa goreng cara biasa. Sos nya apa lagi untuk dewasa cili sos dan untuk kanak-kanak tomnato sos
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