Mama, why is that chicken all lumpy and bumpy? Read on, my child, all will be revealed.
A chicken post, really? What could possibly be interesting about chicken anymore? I’m here to spread the word, good people, and that word is … Croutons.
This recipe for oven-fried chicken uses croutons in place of breadcrumbs, crushed, obviously. The recipe says to do this in a food processor, but I thought I would take out a few aggressions by smashing the croutons in a baggy with a heavy rolling pin. I felt much better afterwards but the crouton chunks were still … well, chunky.
This recipe for oven-fried chicken uses croutons in place of breadcrumbs, crushed, obviously. The recipe says to do this in a food processor, but I thought I would take out a few aggressions by smashing the croutons in a baggy with a heavy rolling pin. I felt much better afterwards but the crouton chunks were still … well, chunky.
I used them anyway and now the chicken drumsticks look like nothing so much as armadillos.
All lumpy and bumpy, craggly and crusty.
Wearing armor, as it were.
Nevertheless, the taste is sensational with loads of flavor, this is a keeper.
So your first lesson from this blog post is to haul out the food processor and crush the croutons. Just like the recipe says.
All lumpy and bumpy, craggly and crusty.
Wearing armor, as it were.
Nevertheless, the taste is sensational with loads of flavor, this is a keeper.
So your first lesson from this blog post is to haul out the food processor and crush the croutons. Just like the recipe says.
This winner comes from Divas Can Cook and she’s even got a cute video on her website demonstrating the recipe. Check it out!
Now that looks good enough to eat!
Find the recipe here.
For today’s COVID-19 song of the day I thought we would continue the Divas theme. Please enjoy the 1990 song stylings of The Divine Miss M, none other than Bette Midler.
And then to accompany your chicken dinner, how about a jazz soundtrack from Max Roach, an American jazzman and pioneer of bebop who certainly knew his way around a pair of drumsticks.
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