
Maybe you are someone that loves fried chicken so much you have had it so many different ways. The way they did it in England in the 18th Century though is so different and so tasty you won't be able to wait to try it out.
Check Out This Real-Time & Authentic Video To See How It Was Made!
Enjoy!
This 18th Century fried chicken is so good you may never eat fried chicken from a fast food place ever again. Have you tried this fried chicken yet?
Let Us Know How It Turned Out For You!
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Cori Adkison
I hate this site the$#%&!@*never come up!!
Liked n shared this one…it would be fun to try
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Cool post so much :
Yes! 🙂
Absolutely love everything like this
Horrible.
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It truly pays to go to the comments posted section of any unknown site or offer BEFORE clicking onto said website. Thanks guys!!
I refuse to try to get this recipe more than twice. Such a pain, and I should know better.
I went straight to the video on how to make this. Very interesting. And looked very good.
I’m with Jerry Wash! Thanks, folks!
interesting.
Don’t make the mistake of clicking on this. Too much garbage to navigate.
I thought the recipe would stand the test in any kitchen……suspect the acid will have some effect on the meat texture but sounds good to me.
I really don’t believe this…do you know how hard lemons would have been to get for people in Nebraska in the 1700’s? I didn’t watch all of them, but I know chicken doesn’t have to be marinaded to be good!
I guess I got lucky and went straight to the site. It did change the chicken. I like the flavor but did not like the batter. If I tried again it would be floured
Gwendolyn Theresa Tolbert
I only see a video is there a written recipe?