The Chopping Block's Chef/Owner Shelley Young demonstrates a different technique for frying chicken.
Watch all of our cooking videos at http://thechoppingblock.net/Chopping-Block-Videos.htm.
You'll need:
1 whole chicken, cut into parts
Flour, for dredging
Seasoning salt, or salt & pepper, or a combination of salt & spices like cayenne pepper or paprika
Lard
Season the chicken parts generously with salt and seasoning of your choice. Dredge the chicken in flour. Place the chicken skin-side down in a single layer in a cast iron skillet (with a lid) with 1 inch of cold lard spread in the pan. The pan should be deep enough that the fat will cover the chicken while cooking. Heat on medium high heat. After 15 minutes, check the chicken and flip the pieces if some are exposed and not browning. At 17 minutes, the chicken will be done. Remove from the fat and cool on a cooling rack or paper towels. Serve hot or cold.
How to Fry Chicken
The Chopping Block's Chef/Owner Shelley Young demonstrates a different technique for frying chicken.
Watch all of our cooking videos at http://thechoppingblock.net/Chopping-Block-Videos.htm.
You'll need:
1 whole chicken, cut into parts
Flour, for dredging
Seasoning salt, or salt & pepper, or a combination of salt & spices like cayenne pepper or paprika
Lard
Season the chicken parts generously with salt and seasoning of your choice. Dredge the chicken in flour. Place the chicken skin-side down in a single layer in a cast iron skillet (with a lid) with 1 inch of cold lard spread in the pan. The pan should be deep enough that the fat will cover the chicken while cooking. Heat on medium high heat. After 15 minutes, check the chicken and flip the pieces if some are exposed and not browning. At 17 minutes, the chicken will be done. Remove from the fat and cool on a cooling rack or paper towels. Serve hot or cold.
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I’ve lately been rediscovering cooking with bacon grease, like my Mom did
half a century ago, and I’ve been sorely tempted to take the next step and
buy a can of lard. This looks like the perfect excuse.
We agree! It’s naughty, but tastes so good and creates the crispiest skin.
We bet you wish you were packing up Shelley’s Fried Chicken for today’s
lunch right now. Yum!
show a close up of the chicken! you guys need to learn how edit better
Thanks for your feedback.
This is such a simple and easy way to fry chicken! Thanks for sharing. I
was wondering if I had to use a cast iron or if I could use a regular
frying pan?
very good was simple to make
Thanks so much for the feedback and giving it a try!
This the same way I fry chicken at home!!!!! So Simple!!!
+Debra Williams It’s such an easy method and no mess! Thanks for watching.
+Debra Williams Your mom is brilliant! 🙂