Deep frying is one of the more intimidating events in the kitchen, but I had to try this recipe for frying boneless skinless chicken breasts. It sounded simple enough, but of course I had to switch things up a little. I brined the chicken for 24 hours in seasoned buttermilk rather than the usual water-based brine- which I used all summer for grilled chicken. Then I tossed the chicken in seasoned flour and let it sit on a rack for 15 minutes, frying it for about 12 minutes, and flipping the chicken a few times in the process. Insanely delicious! The bonus: since there's no skin and it's all lean, white meat, it's a healthier way to enjoy fried chicken. Great recipe no matter how you brine the chicken.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
frying chicken
Deep frying is one of the more intimidating events in the kitchen, but I had to try this recipe for frying boneless skinless chicken breasts. It sounded simple enough, but of course I had to switch things up a little. I brined the chicken for 24 hours in seasoned buttermilk rather than the usual water-based brine- which I used all summer for grilled chicken. Then I tossed the chicken in seasoned flour and let it sit on a rack for 15 minutes, frying it for about 12 minutes, and flipping the chicken a few times in the process. Insanely delicious! The bonus: since there's no skin and it's all lean, white meat, it's a healthier way to enjoy fried chicken. Great recipe no matter how you brine the chicken.
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Noooo.... now I really want fried chicken.
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