Amish Baked Fried Chicken
"When I visited Amish country in Penn. I fell in love with the Fried Chicken they made. Here is one of their recipes. Very tasty!"
photo by ChefLee
- Ready In:
- 1hr 20mins
- Ingredients:
- 7
- Serves:
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6
ingredients
directions
- Mix the beaten egg and milk together.
- Dip chicken parts in liquid.
- Stir together the salt,pepper and cracker crumbs.
- Dip chicken in dry mixture, using a spoon to cover well.
- Melt butter in a heavy cast iron skillet.
- Brown chicken well on both sides.
- Remove from stove top and place into the oven, cover with foil and bake at 325 degrees for 30 minutes.
- Uncover and continue baking for an aditional 30 minutes.
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Reviews
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This is one of the best fried, baked chicken recipes that I have tried on this food site. Thank you so much for sharing this quick and easy to make recipe. The chicken was perfection, cooked beautifully, tender, moist and oh so flavorful. I used drumsticks and thighs this time, can't wait to try this with breasts also. For the cracker crumb I used the garlic ritz. Made exactly as written and wouldn't change a thing. Kudos on making it into Favorites of 2014 Cookbook. Made for Best of 2013 Tag Game. -
This was amazing! The BEST fried chicken recipe I've ever found. The only thing I did different was double the amount of crumbs, as I went through them faster than I expected. The flavor and moisture was to DIE for. :D -
Looked and tasted just like Fried Chicken! Used Perdue bone-in skin-on chicken thighs, which fit into my 5-quart deep frying skillet snugly. I followed Baby Kato's lead and made crumbs from 18 Garlic-Butter Ritz crackers. Will definitely make these again and again! Made for Best of 2013 tag game, based on LifeIsGood's recommendation. -
Good chicken and quiet easy. It was very moist and the cooking time was spot on for bone-in thighs. If I make it again, I'll add a bit more seasoning to the crumbs. This would be great with thyme and some garlic. -
I think either my cast iron pan was too hot...or I should have turned my chicken pieces sooner...they did get really dark...I served this for a family of four and we all thought that it was lacking in flavor...it needed some other type of spices other then salt and pepper...over all the technique was good and I plan to make this again with the heat lower and more spices in the crumb mixture...made for Best of 2014 tag game...=)
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RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
cxstitcher
Molalla, Oregon
12-14-2018 Update : I am gluten free, not by choice. I love to Bake, usually on Sunday afternoons when I am at home with my family after church. So...when I had to go gluten free... it changed my life. I felt like when one is gut punched.
I have been in the kitchen with my mom since I was 12, learning from her. . I now had to learn how to cook & bake all over again. I had to learn how to bake GF, cook GF,...it was a huge challenge. Most of what I had learned for the last 40 years had to be adjusted. I gave up for a period of time, very discouraged. Now, I look forward to time for my baking... I have learned how to adjust and bake, making most recipes GF. We have raspberries, Rhubarb, Blueberries, and Marionberries out in our garden, so I have plenty of fruit to keep me busy in the spring and summer. I also enjoy making fresh jam for my family and being able to have it year round in the freezer. I live in the Pacific Northwest. I have the mountains, the beach, and high desert all within two hour drive. Time taken for trips to the Pacific Coastline renews me when I am worn out and stressed.?
What I enjoy to do for fun is being outdoors, riding our motorcycle, camping and cruising when we can. I love the wildlife, a short hike in the woods is wonderful. I love to do hand stitching. I am recently working on Angel Of Hope. It's that time of year. Hummm....Pet Peeve, oh I have one. crazy as this is..... I hate cleaning up the counter and floured area after rolling out pie crust. But, I am pretty good making a great pie crust. :)
