What Temperature Should Oil Be to Fry Chicken

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Here’s the cheat sheet: heat oil to 350°F, add chicken, watch it drop to 325°F. Maintain around 330°F to 340°F. Cook for 12-15 minutes for bone-in thighs or legs. For boneless breasts, 8-10 minutes. Use a meat thermometer to check internal temp hits 165°F.

Don’t forget to rest the chicken on a wire rack, not paper towels. Paper towels trap steam and ruin the crunch. That’s not just a tip; it’s a commandment. Thou shalt not sog thy bird.

So, next time you’re frying, remember: 325°F to 350°F. Thermometer. Dry chicken. Batch work. You’ll be the hero of your own kitchen. And your neighbors will be jealous of that crunch.

中村 さくら

中村 さくら

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