From: Peg
On Oct 15, 2001
Only comment I have is "DO NOT flip a drop of water into the hot fat!!!" You will end up splattered with hot grease!!! The ONLY TIME you flip a drop of water into a hot skillet is when the skillet is DRY. That is the best way to check if skillet is hot enough to add oil...and if you do check the skillet this way prior to frying any type of meat, the meat will not stick!!!
From: pmsc08
On Jun 18, 2008
The only part of the chicken that was tasty was the skin. The inside was really bland. I found it better to season the actual chicken parts before going to work. Eight hours later, I followed the recipe, and the chicken was well seasoned, moist, and extremely tasty.
From: tareco
On Sep 9, 2002
This is the way I USED to fry chicken as it was also the way my mom still fries it. But now I prefer using the buttermilk recipe. I have one similar to the some of the ones posted here. It's a little more work but it tastes SO much better!! And that's what it's all about isn't it? I disagree that this is the only "real fried chicken"! There are many, many variations!
From: babyangel
On Nov 11, 2003
Thgis is great to cook my family loved it. i,m cooking this and im beraly 15 all you chicken lovers should try it
From: John Sauerbeck
On Dec 16, 2007
I followed directions to the letter. At the end, the chicken was crisp and moist. My only problem was it was bland tasting. I guess I can't forget the spices.
From: Chef World Famous Rahim
On Jan 28, 2007
Pretty good! I have to say that I like things simple. Fried chicken should not be complicated by add-ins. I grew up on it, but never saw it prepared. As a single father, I can cook many amazing dishes, but I have never been able to cook fried chicken that my kids would like. Thanks to this recipe, I can add this to my repertoire.
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