We used to cook the dark meat first for about 10 minutes and then add the white meat to finish the broasting process. The reason is because dark meat tends to take longer to fry.
I LOVE HENNY PENNY FRIED CHICKEN!!!!! It is better than KFC any day. I remember when I ordered our dinner with the italian dressing in the cole slaw. Man I miss my home state (Michigan) so badly. I think I can smell that chicken.....LOL
The element will smoke an get red in color, but there is a safety feature called a high limit switch, when the temperature reaches 500 f it will cut off power to the fryer element.
Doesn't KFC now use these? I've seen them in the deli sections in the local supermarkets... I'm wondering if KFC uses a version that has been specifically designed for their stores...
I watch this to know more about how to care and use the fryer when everyone else doesn't care. I'm seeing the proper use of the pressure fryer. I do this for my own safety while working with others who are stupid
Thisdude got chicken coodies on everything! Then put cooked chicken on top of the raw chicken tray after touching the handle with the gloves that touched raw chicken. Wow
In the video you can see that the old pan have like crust on it, and when he dumps the fried chicken it's on a clean (crust free) pan. So I guess he switched them off camera (or that part got edited out). But the responsible thing to do is to show the switching and inform the audience about not putting the cooked meat on any surface that can be contaminated with juices from uncooked meat.
No, notice he moved the raw chicken pan to the side and put it on top of another pan that’s clean. So two pans on top of each other. When he dumps the cooked chicken, it’s clearly one pan and it’s clean.
careful with cross contamination. You touched the raw chicken, then touched the basket handle to drop the chicken. Then took the gloves off and used bare hands on the same handle to raise the basket.
He took them off AFTER he touched the handle, and the lid crank, then use his bare hands and touched the same spots. Its no big deal if its for personal consumption, but if your cooking in a commercial kitchen serving food, you need to be safe.
visited the US and mygosh everywhere fried chicken lots of white and black people enjoying fried chicken and fries and upsize pepsi and coke... so unhealthy lifestyle