The recipe for crispy chicken requires that the chicken be dredged in egg, or buttermilk. It should then be battered with flour, baking soda, and seasonings and then fried. Adding baking soda to the flour helps the chicken to become crisper.
cover it in some flower this will crispen it up :)
Baste it with hot cooking fat as it cooks
No, but if cooked right you can get nice crispy chicken skin.
Skin side up on a chicken means that it should be cooked where the skin is facing upwards. This is done so that the skin gets crispy when it is cooked.
It helps the skin go nice & crispy
To have the skin Brown on a Roasted Chicken...Simply brush the skin with butter, margarine or oil before cooking.
Probably salt.
The crispy, brown skin on the chicken isn't good for you. The brown and white chicken is healthy and many people have this when they're dieting as there is little calories in it. However, the skin is very greasy and fatty but a little of it wont harm you.
You are trying to ask, "How do you make broasted chicken?" I believe the word broasted was started by a company that manufactures a pressure fryer, and they call the process "broasting". It is a process whereby the chicken is placed in the grease in the broaster and is cooked when the skin is brown and crispy and the inside of the chicken is still very moist. Try looking it up on the Internet! Cathy Williams
Using a lid usually reduces the browning you get. If you want an even heat the lid will help. If you want to have nice brown crispy skin, the lid will make that harder.
pork fries are fries made out or pig skin then u fri them to make them crispy
You should always cover chicken when baking so the moisture stays in the pan and the chicken is less likely to dry out. Adding some butter on top of the chicken and baking on a higher temp (like 400) for the last 10 min will ensure that you still get that great crispy skin, without the side effects of dry chicken.
Air-dried chicken is chicken, whole or parts, that has been rinsed, patted dry, and left uncovered in a refrigerator for at least one hour and preferably overnight. The technique is often recommended for brined chicken. Brineing hydrates not only the meat but also the skin. Air-drying dehydrates the skin, which results in a crisp, tasty skin, particularly for roast chicken. Thomas Keller of the French Laundry recommends roasting a chicken without basting, because basting hydrates the skin and interferes with crisping.
it is preferrable so they are cooked throughout before the outside or skin becomes tough and dried out. take foil off the last 5-10 minutes so the skin browns and becomes crispy.