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Oven fried kentucky chicken
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Chicken, Fried, Kentucky, North American, Poultry |
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Ingredients:
| 3
| cup | Self-rising flour | | 1
| tbsp | Paprika | | 2
| pack | Lipton Tomato Cup A Soup | | | -powder | | 2
| pack | Good Seasons Italian | | | -Dressing mix powder | | 1
| tsp | Seasoned salt | | | Pam or oil | | 1/4
| lbs | Margarine or Butter | | 3
| lbs | Fryer chicken |
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Procedures:
| 1 | In doubled plastic food bag combine well the flour, paprika, lipton tomato cup a soup powder, good seasons italian dressing mix powder and seasoned salt. | | 2 | shake the mixture well to combine it in the bag, having twisted the end the bag tightly until the air inside the bag create an inflated balloon affect. | | 3 | spray a jelly roll pan (10x15x?) with pam or wipe it well with oil. | | 4 | Run a cut-up chicken fryer under cold water and let excess water drip off, or put all of the wet pieces of chicken into a colander to drain a few minutes. | | 5 | dredge pieces in the flour mixture, by placing the pieces, one at a time, in the bag of seasoned flour and shaking it to coat each piece. | | 6 | Arrange the coated pieces, skin-side up on prepared pan. | | 7 | Melt margarine or butter and use a 1" wide soft bristled pastry brush (or one from a paint store with soft hair bristles -- rather than plastic bristles) and dab the melted margarine over the floured surface -- skin-side only -- of each piece of chicken. | | 8 | When all of the melted margarine has been divided between chicken pieces, bake it uncovered ~- without turning the pieces -- 350 °F -- for 1 hour or till golden brown and tender. | | 9 | for crispy coating: after applying melted margarine, dust each piece with a few tablespoons more seasoned flour mixture and dab again in additional melted margarine before baking. | | 10 | serves 4 to 6. |
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