Saturday, August 6, 2011
Random Question...
The other night I tried a new recipe that I was very excited about... and well it did not turn out well! I had been wanting to try to make a battered-chicken dish for a while, and finally tried it. I pretty much followed a recipe... dipped/covered chicken pieces in flour, then egg, then breadcrumbs. Here's where I think I may have ruined it... I almost always cook on the stove with olive oil, and so I did as I always do. Within just about two minutes there was smoke filling the kitchen and the chicken was completely blackened/burned on the outside. --Was it the olive oil? Next time should I not put anything in the pan to cook it with?? Anybody have a thought? -Because I really wanted that recipe to turn out and Cody was excited about it as well. He was sweet and still ate it and said it was great -minus the blacked parts that he scrapped off lol. Just curious though because I'd love to try it again if I can figure out what to do differently! And just for the record even though I haven't done a cooking success/fail post in forever... this is going down as a cooking failure!
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Next time maybe try canola oil instead. I always put a thin layer of it on the bottom of the pan, and add more every time it seems to almost used up. Also, I leave the burner at medium-ish. BUT... I usually have some smoke too so I am by no means an expert. Hope this helps =)
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