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REC: Fried Chicken

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  1. Fried chicken rocks. Entire restaurant chains have been hatched from this
    traditional southern meal.

    Low Carb Fried Chicken

    12 pieces Chicken - (thighs, legs, wings and breast)

    1/2 cup hot sauce

    1 tsp. salt

    1 tsp. black pepper

    1 tsp. white pepper

    1 cup soy flour

    1/2 cup ground pork rinds - ground fine

    Peanut oil to fry

    Plastic storage bag or paper bag

    10" cast iron pan

    Wash chicken pieces with cold water then pat dry. Put pieces on wire rack
    over cookie sheet and season with salt and pepper. Pour hot sauce evenly
    over chicken, cover with plastic wrap and place chicken in refrigerator over
    night. Preheat cast iron pan over medium-high heat with enough peanut oil to
    fill pan 1 1/2 inches. Mix pork rinds with soy flour, 1/2 tsp. salt, 1/2
    tsp. black pepper and 1/2 tsp. white pepper in plastic trash bag. Test oil
    with a sprinkle of flour from the bag (360 degrees on Thermometer). It
    should brown in a couple seconds.

    Place chicken pieces 2 - 3 at a time in bag with flour (shake off excess
    flour) and fry chicken pieces 4-6 minutes each side in hot oil (do not crowd
    pan). Place chicken on wire rack over cookie sheet in 275-degree oven until
    entire batch is finished. Add more oil to cast iron pan when necessary, as
    each batch will absorb oil. Make sure you allow oil to get hot once you add
    more. Leave chicken in oven to stay hot while you prepare ham and collards.

    Yields 6 Serving (two pieces of chicken) - approximately 2 carbs per serving

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