AllieBaba
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I made this last night and it turned out really well. My babysitter told me she had happened on a recipe for oven-fried chicken, and she said it was just whatever breading or dredge you use, and you put it in the oven with butter.
So here is what I did last night:
2 chicken breasts, cut into strips
Buttermilk
Flour with salt and pepper.
Heat oven to 350. Put baking pan in oven to heat (I used my broiler pan. It's shallow, but can accomodate lots of butter and chicken).
Put in one cube of butter, one cube of nucoa, allow to melt while you:
Dip chicken strips in buttermilk, then roll in flour or whatever your breading of choice is.
Put the strips in the melted hot butter in the oven, cook for about 35 minutes, turn, cook about 35 minutes longer, more or less. I turned it up at the end to accelerate the process, nothing burned and the chicken was done, the breading adhered but not so crunchy it hurt my mouth.
I finally found a way to use the buttermilk batter! Yay. It really does impart a nice flavor to chicken, but it's like concrete when you fry it.
So here is what I did last night:
2 chicken breasts, cut into strips
Buttermilk
Flour with salt and pepper.
Heat oven to 350. Put baking pan in oven to heat (I used my broiler pan. It's shallow, but can accomodate lots of butter and chicken).
Put in one cube of butter, one cube of nucoa, allow to melt while you:
Dip chicken strips in buttermilk, then roll in flour or whatever your breading of choice is.
Put the strips in the melted hot butter in the oven, cook for about 35 minutes, turn, cook about 35 minutes longer, more or less. I turned it up at the end to accelerate the process, nothing burned and the chicken was done, the breading adhered but not so crunchy it hurt my mouth.
I finally found a way to use the buttermilk batter! Yay. It really does impart a nice flavor to chicken, but it's like concrete when you fry it.