12 Jan 2008 @ 6:43 AM 
 

How do u cook fried chicken? How long do i boil it?

 
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I’m cooking fried chicken legs in a regular pot filled with oil on med on the stove. How long to boil in the pan? I have no idea! how do i know when it’s done. HUrry and answer before it burns!

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Categories: Cooking Recipes
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Last Edit: 12 Jan 2008 @ 06 43 AM

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  1. imx2xg00d said...
    3:33 pm - January 13th, 2008

    lol..ha ha…lol..thats funni…until outside is brown..n just poke a fork in it to c if its cooked

  2. shawn t said...
    8:07 am - January 14th, 2008

    cook it until it is completely brown on all sides.

  3. tearsofthemoon00 said...
    7:50 am - January 17th, 2008

    Cut into a piece and see if its not pink inside.

  4. brandonjones@swbell.net said...
    8:49 am - January 18th, 2008

    It all depends on the size. Take one out and cut it open. If it is white instead of pink, and theres not alot of blood, then it’s done

  5. deathbringer said...
    7:10 pm - January 23rd, 2008

    bread it, the deep fry on 350 degrees for 10 minutes

  6. Disney Girl said...
    6:31 am - January 27th, 2008

    go to cooks.com, its the best cooking site in the world!

  7. LuvRgrl04 said...
    1:00 pm - January 29th, 2008

    put the grease on at medium heat for about 5 minutes. afterwards, drop a little water in the pot and see if it sizzles. if so, you’re ready! drop the chicken and cook til it is no longer bleeding, until it is crispy and golden brown. enjoy!

  8. mike b said...
    3:17 pm - January 29th, 2008

    about 5-7 minutes on each side. make sure that you cut it open before you eat it. if pink keep cooking

  9. getemgirl2105 said...
    5:44 pm - January 29th, 2008

    when you fry chicken or anything for that matter it usually floats to the top and that’s how you know it’s done but cut into it and see if it’s pink if it is it needs to be in there longer

  10. Ruby K said...
    5:26 pm - January 30th, 2008

    How much oil are you using? Are you deep frying it ??? When it is golden brown take a piece out and stick a fork in it to see if there is any drainage (bloody) coming from it , if so its not done , if not then its done !!!

  11. Cookie said...
    4:03 am - February 3rd, 2008

    You have got to be joking. You just have to be. Goofball.

  12. Noneya Dambiz said...
    8:16 pm - February 4th, 2008

    If the chicken is still pinkish, it’s not done. If the batter is darkening or blackening, it’s either cajun (spicy?) or it’s burned.

  13. JD said...
    1:52 pm - February 7th, 2008

    13-14 min when the oil is hot.

  14. booya said...
    10:07 pm - February 10th, 2008

    Take a biotherm(thermometer for meat) and check the internal temperature. If its 160, time to eat!

  15. nyninchdick said...
    12:20 am - February 11th, 2008

    Turn off the stove, put a lid on the pot, and go to KFC.

  16. NAN said...
    4:08 am - February 13th, 2008

    I don’t know the exact time but I would stick a fork in the meaty part and if the juice running out is clear and not pink it is done. Probably 20 -30 minutes.

  17. kreo4 said...
    9:28 am - February 15th, 2008

    First it is not Boiling it is frying. Fry it for about 8 minutes on each side two times. When it starts to kind of float then it is done. Better yet, cut the piece to the bone and if there is no blood then it is done.

  18. Bree said...
    10:42 am - February 17th, 2008

    I wash my chicken, pat it dry. Dip it in milk and roll it in bread crumbs mixed with flour. Salt & Pepper (sometimes I also use lemon pepper) it. Place it in a hot pan with about an inch of oil in the bottom and let it fry until golden brown, turning every few minutes, usually takes about 25-30 minutes. Sometimes instead of using bread crumbs I use crumbled corn flakes. Put a lid on it because the oil will splatter. ENJOY!

  19. ashmirand2004 said...
    5:51 pm - February 17th, 2008

    Go to foodnetwork.com and typw in fried chicken…Seasoned flower, dip in bettermilk, back in flour and into the oil..The key is the temperature of the oil.

  20. chris j said...
    9:50 pm - February 19th, 2008

    Never heard of anyone boiling it first. Just roll it in flour and flop it in the pan until it’s tender, sweetie.

  21. Princess H said...
    11:26 pm - February 19th, 2008

    I NEVER COOK MY CHICKEN BEFORE FRYING!!!!
    I put 1/2 cup milk in a bowl, then 1 egg beat together, add in your worsterchire sauce, chicken seasoning, meat tenderizer, seasoning salt, garlic powder, onion salt, chili powder -just a dash of each. Then in a seperate bowl put in 2 cups of flour. Dip your chicken in the milk mixture then roll in the flour. Heat your skillet and add in 2 cups of oil let get to a sizzling hot then add your chicken ,fry @350 degrees slowly on each sides until really crispy, but not burned.

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