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18 Apr 2007 @ 3:16 AM
Can I make fried breaded chicken with chicken ****** because the chicken ****** are so big?
SexiiGirl143 asked:
i want to make kind of like fried breaded chicken cutlet but all I have is chicken breast, sazon, eggs, flour and bread crumbs. Also what do I make it with rice, french fries??? Please respond ASAP
Yes. Cut the chicken to the portion that is more to your liking. As faras what to go with, it depends on what you like and how much time you’re willing to spend on it. I’m from the south so when I fry chicken,which I rarely do, I go all out with homemade biscuits,greenbeans,mashed potatoes, and don’t forget the gravy.
jessicadiamond_4einc said... 12:26 am - April 23rd, 2007
sure you can… are you meaning pan fried or deep fried though??? If you’re deep frying it, just cut the chicken ****** in half …. you’ll end up with twice as much in the end, but it could mean left overs for you!
If you’re pan frying them, sure, not a problem, do them as they are or cut them in half if you want to make smaller portions.
As for what to make with it, that’s your call… You could make it with rice (just add some chicken oxo for flavouring or a can of chicken broth…or even onion soup mix) and make a healthier meal or do fries for convenience (something that you don’t have to watch you can concentrate on your chicken).
Hope it turns out good for you.
bbmk333 said... 10:48 am - April 24th, 2007
Yeah! Do you have any Adobo? That would be good to add as well. Cook it a little slower then you would a tender but I do chicken breasy (boneless skinless) all the time…It is so good…I would make rice and beans if you have it but if not just rice would be good too!
Common_Sense2 said... 9:46 am - April 27th, 2007
Your’e all good, you can use that. Just make sure you cook that chicken long enough and slower so it’ll get done thoroughly. season the chicken, then roll the chicken in your breading (flour), then fry it in plenty of hot oil. once it’s done, drain the chicken on paper towels. your sides are fine too. I eat mine with rice or fries too.
rielkementari said... 6:42 pm - April 30th, 2007
You most certainly can, actually I just fried some last night without cutting them up either. Depending on the size of your skillet, I wouldn’t suggest more than three at a time. On another note, rice AND french fries? switch one with a vegetable?
SexyTrojan said... 1:30 am - May 3rd, 2007
Cover the chicken with plastic wrap and pound it with a mallet to make it thin. Or you can use a rolling pin.
masterchief said... 4:39 am - May 3rd, 2007
If you have a big enough pan, you can do anything.
One thing to keep in mind, the bigger the meat the longer it will take to cook. You have options:
You can cut the chicken in half,
or in strips,
or into nuggets.
For added flavor I would throw in some onion powder and garlic powder with the flour mix.
Chicken never needs salt because it is naturally salty.
I would definitely not serve rice with fried chicken.
Instead, I would serve either french fries or macaroni and cheese with it.
Bread sticks or crescent rolls would be great also, along with a big salad.
Monique Lynae said... 1:30 am - May 6th, 2007
That’s one of my favorites yeah you can do that and pick whatever side you want usually I make homemade mashed potatoes and gravy with peas
9:19 am - April 21st, 2007
Yes. Cut the chicken to the portion that is more to your liking. As faras what to go with, it depends on what you like and how much time you’re willing to spend on it. I’m from the south so when I fry chicken,which I rarely do, I go all out with homemade biscuits,greenbeans,mashed potatoes, and don’t forget the gravy.
12:26 am - April 23rd, 2007
sure you can… are you meaning pan fried or deep fried though??? If you’re deep frying it, just cut the chicken ****** in half …. you’ll end up with twice as much in the end, but it could mean left overs for you!
If you’re pan frying them, sure, not a problem, do them as they are or cut them in half if you want to make smaller portions.
As for what to make with it, that’s your call… You could make it with rice (just add some chicken oxo for flavouring or a can of chicken broth…or even onion soup mix) and make a healthier meal or do fries for convenience (something that you don’t have to watch you can concentrate on your chicken).
Hope it turns out good for you.
10:48 am - April 24th, 2007
Yeah! Do you have any Adobo? That would be good to add as well. Cook it a little slower then you would a tender but I do chicken breasy (boneless skinless) all the time…It is so good…I would make rice and beans if you have it but if not just rice would be good too!
9:46 am - April 27th, 2007
Your’e all good, you can use that. Just make sure you cook that chicken long enough and slower so it’ll get done thoroughly. season the chicken, then roll the chicken in your breading (flour), then fry it in plenty of hot oil. once it’s done, drain the chicken on paper towels. your sides are fine too. I eat mine with rice or fries too.
6:42 pm - April 30th, 2007
You most certainly can, actually I just fried some last night without cutting them up either. Depending on the size of your skillet, I wouldn’t suggest more than three at a time. On another note, rice AND french fries? switch one with a vegetable?
1:30 am - May 3rd, 2007
Cover the chicken with plastic wrap and pound it with a mallet to make it thin. Or you can use a rolling pin.
4:39 am - May 3rd, 2007
If you have a big enough pan, you can do anything.
One thing to keep in mind, the bigger the meat the longer it will take to cook. You have options:
You can cut the chicken in half,
or in strips,
or into nuggets.
For added flavor I would throw in some onion powder and garlic powder with the flour mix.
Chicken never needs salt because it is naturally salty.
I would definitely not serve rice with fried chicken.
Instead, I would serve either french fries or macaroni and cheese with it.
Bread sticks or crescent rolls would be great also, along with a big salad.
1:30 am - May 6th, 2007
That’s one of my favorites yeah you can do that and pick whatever side you want usually I make homemade mashed potatoes and gravy with peas