No Fry / Fried Chicken

RAC

This is my 1^st post and just wanted to thank everyone who contributes to this forum. I have learned so much just looking at all the posts. I picked up my LBGE the first part of September and put it to use right away. I think I have cooked all but one meal on it. My wife came home yesterday and told me I have a problem / obsession with the egg but she doesn’t mind too much she loves the food cooked on it.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

Anyway here is my cook from last night. No fry fried chicken. Man was this good. This is how I did it.

 

Package of Louisiana Chicken Fry mix

Chicken Legs

Dizzy Pig Swamp Venom

 

Dusted legs with the Swamp Venom

Mix 5 Tbsp. of Chicken Fry in ½ cup of water. Dip chicken in batter.

Roll chicken in dry Chicken Fry until coated.

Cook indirect at 450 for about 45 minutes or about 185 internal. I did turn them about ½ into the cook.

 

If you like fried chicken like I do, I think you will enjoy these.

 

Ricky

Spring TX

 

Hope the pictures attach.

henapple

Looks good..great idea

SmokeyPitt

Very cool.  Sort of like Shake n Bake for the egg!  Welcome aboard and thanks for sharing the recipe. 

cspearce2

Very nice. Welcome to the club!

Richard Fl

Nice looking meal.   I like to take the chicken pieces and layer them between paper towels to dry the bird and place in frig over night if time allows and then do a shake 'n bake like you . The dry meat tends to get crispy around 375-400 indirect for 45 minutes or so.

RAC

Thanks for the comments. Yes this is very crispy. I cooked about twice as much but by the time I got the camera that's all that was left.

I forgot to add that I let it sit for 30 minute after the batter/mix is on. Not sure how to or if you can edit a post.

 

Richard Fl

Next time you want to edit a post look in the right hand corner for a gear wheel, click on it. You have 60 minutes from the original post to edit.It will tell you the time remaining.

Parallel

Looks great.

Logger

I'm gonna try this one.  Thanks for posting.
And, thanks Richard for that tip on editing.

RAC

Thanks Richard Fl for the tip on editing. That will help next time.

Tjcoley

Welcome.  Great idea.  I'll try this one for sure.