You can refridgerate between browning and baking but it may affect any crispiness that the browning process may have produced.
Yes, you can refrigerate hot chicken right after cooking. Just make sure it is divided into smaller portions to facilitate cooling. See Related Links.Yes, but let it cool as long as possible, because it will raise the temp in your fridge and use up more energy...
Brown gravy is usually made with beef pork or chicken stock, browning would be cooking the gravy until it an earthy brown color, and no longer a whitish brown color.
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To prevent sticking, try spraying the sides and bottom of the dutch oven with cooking spray before putting the chicken in. You can also rub a light coating of cooking oil or shortening on the bottom and sides of the pan with a paper towel.
Soak it in water to keep it from browning
browning
No, browning is a cooking method. Soy sauce is a condiment.
when people started cooking chickens it is unknown but I know I love chicken!!
No, you can refrigerate it and clean it later, but some people will say that it tastes better when cleaned right after cooking.
No, whether you tenderize the chicken with a mallet, a meat tenderizer or a fork, it shouldn't affect the taste in any way. But may I make an alternate suggestion? Do a dry brine on the chicken. The day before cooking, sprinkle some salt on the raw chicken, and let it refrigerate for 24 hours before cooking. The salt not only flavors the meat, but breaks some of the protein strands, and shorter protein strands means more tender meat. That way, no work, no mechanical manipulation is needed, and your chicken tastes better.
a chicken cooked in a Mongolian style of cooking
There is no method of cooking chicken that includes soaking the chicken in ice water after cooking.