First, cook them on medium heat, or they will appear done on the outside but the inside will not be if the grease is too hot. A way to check is when the grease warms, put a pinch of batter in the pot's it starts to bubble like it is cooking, let the heat stay at that temp and batter and drop in the chicken. When the chicken turns golden brown brown, it should be ready. Usually takes ten minutes or so.
********I recommend a deep fryer
Cooking food (including frying it) does produce chemical changes.
No, spoiled chicken should not be consumed for any reason and cooking will not ensure safe consumption. When in doubt, throw it out.
You can shallow fry chicken as long as the chicken is halfway submerged when frying. Look up shallow fried chicken recipes
It will depend on what you are cooking. If you are wanting to deep fry something then I would suggest try dropping a small dab of your ingredient in the oil to see if it sizzles. If it sizzles then it should be good. Cooking chicken in a skillet with a little Pam should have lower temperature than when deep frying.
Yes, it is recommended to pre-cook chicken wings before deep frying to ensure they are fully cooked and safe to eat.
Deep fat frying is a cooking method in which the food is immersed completely in very hot oil.
Some popular recipes for cooking fried chicken gizzards include dredging them in seasoned flour, deep frying until crispy, and serving with a side of hot sauce or gravy. Another option is marinating the gizzards in buttermilk, coating them in a mixture of flour and spices, and frying until golden brown.
Ummm..... cooking? Seriously, depending on what type of pot or pan, boiling, simmering, steaming, sauteing, frying, deep frying, roasting, baking ....
If they were found on the chicken immediately after cooking and while it was still warm, the maggots probably came from somewhere else and not the cooked chicken. Fly eggs can hatch within 24 hours of laying. If the chicken was left out to cool, a fly could have laid eggs on it then.
There are lots of different ways, here are a few: boiling broiling frying sauteing dry frying shallow frying deep fat frying baking grilling toasting
* Deep frying foods * Making salad dressings * Browning foods (stovetop chicken, etc) * Baking cakes (although substituting apple sauce for oil makes them moister)
filter it and use it again (once)