To fry your chicken, fill your pot with oil, heat it to 375 degrees Fahrenheit, add chicken and maintain the temperature at 300 degrees Fahrenheit as the chicken fries.
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Janet Philips of jax Florida
That will depend on the size and temperature of the pieces of chicken as well as the temperature of the soup. Cook the chicken until it is 165°F.
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen - 2008 Fried Chicken 2-9 was released on: USA: 31 October 2009
180 or 160
Fried chicken isn't supposed to be soggy. It's supposed to be crispy. who ever made soggy fried chicken didn't let it cook all the way, or you have fried chicken mixed up with some other chicken. The main reason a batch of fried chicken is soggy is that the temperature of the frying oil/grease is not kept hot enough (about 350 deg. F or 177 deg. C), thus allowing the chicken to absorb more oil/gease than desired. Even though the oil/grease might intially be at the desired temperature but if the cook crowded the pan with too many chicken pieces, the frying temperature would be lowered, creating the soggy condition in the chicken.
A rule of thumb for cooking chicken thighs on top of the stove is 18 mins. Many recipes for fried chicken, which call for chicken to be cooked on top of the stove use the 18-20 min. timeframe. As far as heat is concerned, it depends on the size of the pan. For 4 thighs in a 10 in skillet I cook at a 3.5 with a high of 7. For 5 pieces in 12 inch skillet I cook just a bit past the number 4. To tenderize the chicken, I put a paper plate or tin foil over the top (which traps some steam and probably increases the temperature a bit). If the thighs are REALLY big, I cook them for about 1-2 mins. longer (for a total of about 20-21 mins.). With these time and temperatures, my chicken is always cooked through, and is steaming hot clear to the bone.
325-350
Yes, because when you cook it, the bacteria gets killed off.
all chicken should be 180
It depends on if you add it with a veggie also it depends how you cook it. so if you deep fry it then no but if you oven cook it with slight oil then yes
Pressure fried chicken and broasted chicken are very similar because they're both made using frying method. They both produce chicken that is fried and tasty but there is a slight difference between them. Pressure Fried Chicken: Pressure fried chicken is made in a pressure fryer. The pressure helps to cook the chicken quickly and keeps it moist on the inside and dry on the outside. Broasted Chicken: The Broasted Chicken is made and registered by the Broaster Company in a specific way. To make broasted chicken, The chicken is roasted in a Broaster machine after it has been marinated in a particular flavoring. This method makes the chicken delicious. Therefore, even though both pressure fried chicken and broasted chicken use heat to fry chicken, The term "broasted" describes a particular trademarked pressure-frying technique.