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Homemade Vs. Fast Food: Fried Chicken Biscuit

Homemade Vs. Fast Food: Fried Chicken Biscuit

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Homemade Vs. Fast Food: Fried Chicken Biscuit Shyam Devadas: GREAT video So, glad you made this because anyone who has ever made fried chicken knows that its no big deal to make a great fried chicken sandwich that beats anything you can get at a store. Even without your fabulous biscuits, those awesome boneless thighs would have been great on plain white bread with some mayo. Well done
Date: 2020-01-15

Comments and reviews: 7


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Very nice recipe young lady, i'm 56 yr. old Irishman from Kentucky & this is how i like mine. I like the thigh much more than the breast also. One thing, it is recommended by fda/usda to cook breast to 165F & thighs to175F, since frying, they will increase while resting on the pan appx. 5 degrees. Very well done ma'am
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One is always ready and waiting somewhere while the other is 24 hours worth of effort and technique and maybe a lifetime of trial and error to perfect. Earmarked for many millions of views going forward. Thank you.
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Not trying to troll, was there a reason to season the chicken right before she put it in a bag, added wet ingredients, then mixed it up in the bag? Why not just add the seasoning to the mixture to begin with?
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I cant wait to try your recipe for both the chicken and the biscuit. Might you be able to do Olive Garden's Zuppa Toscana? Would love it Love their soup
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Does anyone really enjoy eating their fried chicken sandwich on a dry af biscuit, rather than a fluffy bun? Who are these people, and what hurt them?
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That is way too big to fit in people's mouths. I would either have to smoosh it flat or eat the biscuit and chicken separately. It took you 2 days too.
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