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by yellowrose of Texas on 06 July 2012 - 22:07
Crush 4 cups of Kellogs Corn Flakes on a cutting board..Add Sea salt and pepper to suit
You may add cheyene pepper, or paprika or whatever spice you prefer..
Pour a bowl of milk in large quart bowl
Beat up 4 yard brown eggs till fluffy
put pieces in the milk for a few minutes
roll pieces iin the egg
Sprinkle with Garlic Powder
and batter in the crumbs.
Fill large cookie sheet with your battered chicken and bake until golden brown
45 mins after turning at 25 minutes to suit your golden brown color.
Ahead of time:
Prepare a cookie sheet with Baking paper, set oven @ 350
by beetree on 06 July 2012 - 22:07

by desert dog on 06 July 2012 - 22:07
Hank

by yellowrose of Texas on 07 July 2012 - 00:07
When I fry chicken like Hank, I use an IRON SKILLET...
JAN
by beetree on 07 July 2012 - 01:07

by yellowrose of Texas on 07 July 2012 - 02:07
for frying chicken you need a big iron skillet.
lol
I am making HOMADE SALSA tonight...first time.. MY date last weekend made a gallon for me and it is gone...we ate it like soup...so delicious!
salsa and FRIED CHICKEN>..sounds like a winner to me.......bye I have two hot thumbs from the seeds of the jalepenos...I am waiting for it to season right now....got to go get CHICKEN started.
bye
YR
by desert dog on 07 July 2012 - 03:07
Hank

by yellowrose of Texas on 07 July 2012 - 04:07
MY mom was a Yankee and never made cornbread and a lot of southern recipes, so I had to learn all about them
I got good education when I babysat during my teen years from a lot of people I worked for. THen my mother in law from Oklahoma showed me lots of new things
Cornbread in a skillet was one of them
I always mixed my cornbread and put it in a baking dish... good that way too with some sugar in my recipe..
But the Oklahoma cornbread was cooked in the iron skillet and my babysitter for my two kids use to make corn pones....in black iron slotted pan..
She taught me how to make praelines and snickerdoodles too
SO tonight I made my first EVER Fresh Tomato salsa...THE cajun who made us a gallon last week called me a few days ago and went over the recipe.. Can you believe at my age , living in Texas I had never made my own SALSA??
Here is PROOF and it is good.. I did every thing just like he said and it came out almost the same. MY jalepeno was hotter and I used the same way he did..MY pepper had to be bigger !!!!!
1 pepper seeded and 1/2 pepper with seeds ,,,,,,,,,,,,


YR

by Davren on 07 July 2012 - 17:07

by yellowrose of Texas on 08 July 2012 - 05:07
Fresh Tomato Salsa
In blender or Food Processor add these first:
1 small bunch fresh cilantro (cut the end stems off use just the greenest )
4 cloves of garlic or 3 heaping tbs of Minced garlic from Jar
1 peeled lime
half of the lime peel from your lime ,, discard the other
2 med. onions cut up
1 seeded jalepeno
1/2 jalepeno w seeds
Blend then add
2 cans 28oz Petite diced Tomatoes with chilpolte DRAIN REAL WELL before adding
Pulse until chopped not pureed
pour in large bowl
NOW add to blender cut up 6 Roma tomatoes chop and then pour mixture into a screen colander and drain all juice out and drink or discard
Add to the bowl of ingredients
Now chop in blender following and add to bowl
1 28 oz can PT diced tomatoes (drain real WELL)
1 tsp cumin
1 tbs salt
chop and add to the other in large bowl stir up together let sit about 30 mins..
Taste to see if more salt needed add if you want more salt or leave
add 2 tbs Extra virgin olive oil
add 1 tbs apple cider vinegar.......stir all together several times....taste then let sit for 30 mins
taste again and then pour into a large 2 qt jar...approx..
Refridgerate overnight and then ENJOY
I use On THE BORDER chips...the chip you use is very important to the ultimate enjoyment.
Eat your Salsa within a two week period or it may not be good any longer in fridge.. I have no idea about freezing it....JUST eat it all.....makes good snacks in afternoon or at tv time at night.
OR half the recipe if you cannot eat that much.
YR
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