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4575110 No.4575110 [Reply] [Original]

When making deep fried chicken, do you leave the skin on or take it off?

>> No.4575113

Isthisniggaserious.jpg

>> No.4575116

>>4575113
If he was a nigga, then he'd know how to make fried chicken

>> No.4575117

leave it on

>> No.4575120

>>4575113
Well the skin doesn't get crispy because it's hidden beneath a layer of batter. And non-crispy chicken skin is pretty eh.

>> No.4575126
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4575126

>>4575120
but thats wrong you dumb honkey

haven't you ever had kfc

>> No.4575136

>>4575126
I live in a third world shithole, we don't have KFC here.

>> No.4575141

>>4575126
And if that is wrong, then I'm fucking up the batter I guess? I used one based on buttermilk, came out really thick and was delicious, but as mentioned the skin doesn't even have a chance to get crispy.

>> No.4575142

>>4575136
Finance a KFC nigga... done.

>> No.4575269

>>4575120
When I fry chicken wings, I egg wash it and flour it once.

>> No.4575285

>>4575110

You take it off, of course.

>> No.4575287

>>4575136

There are KFCs in Canada.

>> No.4575300

>>4575285

Actually you can do it both ways. Some people actually fry just the skin.

In KFCs and generally, chicken pieces are skin-on.