Dipping the chicken in flour before the egg helps create a better adhesive layer for the breading. The flour absorbs moisture, allowing the egg to coat the chicken more evenly and securely. This layering technique ensures that the final breading adheres well during frying, resulting in a crispier texture. Additionally, the flour can help enhance the flavors by providing a base for the seasonings.
To properly dredge chicken in flour before cooking, first season the chicken with salt and pepper. Then, coat the chicken in flour by dipping it in the flour, shaking off any excess, and pressing the flour onto the chicken to ensure an even coating.
To properly brine frozen chicken before cooking, first thaw the chicken completely in the refrigerator. Then, prepare a brine solution by dissolving salt and sugar in water. Submerge the chicken in the brine for at least 4 hours, but no more than 24 hours. Rinse the chicken thoroughly before cooking to remove excess salt.
To cook frozen chicken in a Ninja Foodi, first, place the frozen chicken in the Foodi's cooking pot. Add seasonings or sauces as desired. Close the Foodi's lid and select the pressure cooking function. Set the timer according to the chicken's thickness and type. Once done, release the pressure and ensure the chicken is fully cooked before serving.
The church came first before the chicken.
Day before you grew the chicken
For a crispy coating, dip the chicken in flour first before frying.
First steps before cooking include washing your hands and making sure your cooking utensils and ingredients are ready. It's always good to check the recipe again before starting to cook.
It is not preferred in the cooking world but okay to do as long as you ensure that your chicken is cooked fully.
Parboiling is a method of pre-cooking where food is boiled in water and half-cooked before removing from the heat source. You should not parboil frozen or thawed chicken. Chicken needs to be completely defrosted and then fully cooked before serving.
There's no possible way to know who was the first person to fry a chicken. The bird we know today as a chicken is descended from the red junglefowl, or possibly a cross between the red and grey junglefowl. The junglefowl originated in Asia, and it's believed the chicken of today was first bred in southern Asia. So we can be reasonably safe in guessing the first person to fry a chicken was an Asian person, but that person existed very long before recorded history, thousands of years ago. Whoever it was, they'd have been eating raw eggs long before they tried cooking a chicken, and their first taste of Asian Fried Chicken would probably have been quite a revelation.
No, it is not safe to marinate frozen meat before cooking it. It is recommended to thaw the meat first before marinating to ensure even marination and proper cooking.
The main thing that needs to be done to make a chicken foot edible is to clean it well before cooking. Once that is done, a common way Chinese restaurants cook chicken feet is to first deep fat fry them to make them puffy, then stew or simmer them.