KFC style Chicken.#4weekchallenge
This is the closest recipe to KFC and u can always play around with the spices.
KFC style Chicken.#4weekchallenge
This is the closest recipe to KFC and u can always play around with the spices.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash and pat dry the chicken pieces. In a bowl put milk add eggs, 2 tsp salt, 1tsp red chilli, ginger garlic paste, 1tsp white pepperand 2tbsp vinegar. Mix well and marinate the chicken in this mixture for 4-5hrs.
- 2
In another bowl mix together flour, cornflour and remaining spices. Mix well. I normally sieve twice to blend the spices well.
- 3
Coat ur chicken pieces one by one in flour mixture then dip in the cold water for 8-10 seconds. Coat again with flour and keep on a rack to let the flour stick as u heat ur oil. Best way is to work with one piece at a tym.
- 4
Fry on medium heat giving each side atleast 6-7 minutes. Fry all till golden brown. Serve with dip of ur choice.
- 5
Note dont crowd the pieces. For best results fry 3-4 pcs at a tym. Enjoy.
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