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Friday, June 21, 2013
Summer Fried Chicken
Our DNA makeup, environment and lifestyle choices make up the people that we our today. Growing up with no money in a poor suburb of Columbus, we always made do with what we had.Which therefor has made me a very frugal person. Looking back at my childhood now, I would not change a thing. Life has taught me a very valuable lesson, a lesson you cannot learn from any book. Being underprivileged has made me a more empathetic person in the long run. I would rather be rich in my heart then rich in my pockets any day.
Went kinda deep there I know... but now I'm going deep fried! Even though I don't eat fried food everyday, you shouldn't deprive yourself all the time :) So this is my personal recipe for Fried chicken! I'm letting it out of my secret vault for you Bigfooters and readers to enjoy!
This will make enough for about 4-5 people depending on appetites
Little Chicken Bittys
Ingredients:
3lbs of Boneless Chicken cut into quarter size pieces
2 cups of all purpose flour or (for Gluten free use rice flour)
1/4 cup Cornstarch
1/2 cup of Corn meal
2 tbs Smoked Paprika
3 tbs Garlic Powder
5 tbs Salt
5 tbs Black Pepper
2 tbs Onion powder
2 tbs Chili powder
Optional: Ground red pepper for heat 3 tbs
Wet:
3 cups of vitamin D milk
Optional : Franks red hot sauce
Don't forget to add some love!
Turn on frying receptacle to 350 degrees, or heat oil in a large pan on medium high heat.
After cutting up the chicken, let it soak in the milk for about 15 minutes or longer. (the longer the better!)
I like to add hot sauce to the milk. but that is Optional.
In a large bowl, mix together the dry ingredients with a whisk until its all incorporated.
Then take about a handful of the chicken pieces after they are done soaking, drop them into the dry mixture and toss them around, until they are completely covered. Drop into hot oil and wait for them to rise to the top. They will be done around 6-8 minutes. ( if you get low on the dry mixture add more flour as needed)
This is literally the cheapest fried chicken recipe I could come up with without sacrificing any quality.
Enjoy this, and share with friends!
~Peace, Love, and Squatches~
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
The Eternal Optimist
Be brave, and be true to yourself always. Don't waste one more moment on this earth, just go for it, scoop your dreams up and make them yours. Keep a positive attitude and disposition, and you will be happy with just " being." These are just a few things I try and instill in myself to stay at peace.
No matter how many bad things happen to me, I still walk around with a smile on my face and a song inside my heart. I will not let anyone or anything take that from me.
In this world their are people who are very angry and want to bring you down, they want to push you into being angry with them, so they will have some company in "negative land." Don't go there, it is a sad place, I have been there many times, it's no longer on my itinerary.
~Peace, Love, and Squatches~
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