Butter-fried chicken with basil

April 15, 2005 | Pinoy Cook originals | Print This Post Print This Post
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Sometimes, getting disappointed with restaurant food makes me a little more imaginative than usual. Like that time when PinoyBlog had its Christmas party at Cabalen restaurant and the food was just awful. The following day, I came up with a brand new recipe for sinangag.

Last Wednesday evening, I was out with a girl friend, my kids and hers. We were going to see Samara, The Ring 2 (never mind the movie, it was so bad I wouldn’t waste a paragraph describing just how bad) and we thought we’d have dinner before and not after the movie. So we went to this Popeye Chicken place at Robinson’s Metro East. I admit, we went there at my suggestion. I had been there before and I liked their biscuits served with syrup. I wasn’t quite prepared for their fried chicken though. Let’s just say they really needed to coat the chicken pieces with all that flour just to hide the taste.

Butter-fried chicken with basil

I felt so bitin that I decided we’d have fried chicken today. No coating. Why hide the chicken and all the flavors under tons of flour?

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4 Responses to “Butter-fried chicken with basil”

  1. beth silva on April 21st, 2006 10:00 am

    can you please write the procedure? thought you have great recipes, then turns out with nothing.
    thanks anyway, tinakam mo lang kami.

    beth

  2. Connie on April 21st, 2006 11:22 am

    you know, beth, you should have clicked the link to page 2 first before posting a catty remark like that. There are 2 links in every entry.

  3. Miam on April 22nd, 2007 1:59 pm

    Hi Connie! This looks so yummy… tomorrow I will try your Braised Chicken recipe, and then maybe I can attempt this recipe the day after that. LOL :) I have never been able to make fried chicken at home that I really liked, so I am trying to find “the one”. I just have two quick questions, hope it’s okay: 1) Is there any substitute for the Basil if I can’t find any? 2) What do you think about blanching/boiling the chicken before frying? (I saw this on TV) Thanks for your blog and more power to you!

  4. Connie on April 22nd, 2007 8:29 pm

    You can just omit the basil, Miam. Won’t be the same though.

    Re blanching. What for? That’ll take away so much flavor and nutrients.

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