CAN YOU PRESSURE FRY CHICKEN IN THIS
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I have never fried chicken in this. I mainly use it for making dal( lentils), vegetables, chicken and mutton curry. I also use it to make rice, boil potatoes and other vegetables .
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I do not know how to pressure fry therefore all I could offer is an uneducated /possibly dangerous guess. Sorry.
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yes, i've done it a few times. don't put too much oil in and it will leave batter fragments at the bottom so pay attention. it cooks chicken fast.
1171056
My experience with this unit, so far, is that it does not maintain a temperature high enough to fry chicken. I try to keep the frying temperature at a minimum of 320 degrees, after the chicken is placed in the pan. I've only tried this a couple of times with drum sticks and thighs and both times the temperature fell below 300 degrees. I plan to try it again with wings or other smaller pieces and limiting the number of pieces being fried at one time. It's a nice spacious pan and perhaps I put too many pieces in at one time. Ron...
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Thank you for your interest in our Pressure Cooker. If KFC prepares their chicken in pressure cookers you might be able to mimic it. We do not know how their chicken is prepared.
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Yes. Make sure you do not put in a whole large breast and that the chunks of chicken you put in are not too big.
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No, you could only put certain amount of oil, and that's is not deep enough to fry whole chicken.
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No you cannot. The recommended maximum oil level is not high enough to cover a whole small chicken.
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well, if you do with boneless & small cut finger food size chicken, yes. otherwise i wouldn't do it because, it is not deep enough for frying.also the bottom is like embossing not flat at all. i did rice cook in 15 min that was too long and got brown part on the bottom. i had to soak with warm water to remove the burned rice mostly on the embossing bottom. i needed extra work. it wasn't hard though.for me, i bought it for quick rice cooking & meat stew. rice cooking takes about 7 ~ 9 min. the others i did not try yet. anyway i love it.
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Have not tried frying boneless chicken in it , but bone is great and I can tell you this fryer is better any other
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i have not tried that before. i typically fry the chicken then add paste then add stock then simmer and pull the chicken. i would recommend cooking the chicken first, but let me know how it works out if you try it raw. the stuff also works very well with shrimp for what its worth.
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Yes you can fry other things besides a turkey and the cooking time depends on what you are cooking... Google would be able to let you know how long to cook lets say fish or chicken
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Pan Frying OK. Deep Frying Absolutely NOT! It isn't deep enough. Think electric fyring pan. If you fry your chicken in a regular frying pan this will be OK. If you really want to submerge you chicken in hot oil then get an electric deep fryer.
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No only water bath elgible things like tomatoes. Jellies. Etc. You would need to can your chicken broth in a pressure canner
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Definitely, I always remove the basket to fry chicken parts, onion rings, hash brown patties and fried green tomatoes. Wonderful fryer, best I've had and believe me I've had all the FAMOUS CHEF Ones and they can't hold a candle to this one.
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Hi, you can fry fish and chicken but not a deep fry. I use a small amount of oil with the Oster on a medium heat and brown each side then reduce the heat, cover and cook until done. My one word of caution is the middle does get quite hot because of the element so watch the food close to the center. Good luck and Happy cooking! This is a fun little cooker and you will be so surprised how may meals it will provide ! So fry away ! Remember .... Easy with the oil and you will be fine. Have a great day!
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Yes, it works fine for me. With the lid it is great for chicken. Although some people prefer the sides to be taller and vertical for fried chicken. I also like the large size and the sloped sides make it versatile and allow you to slide a spatula in, for eggs, as example.
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This is pressure cooker with the heavy bottom so, you should not have any problem. But remember that it is not a frying pan.
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No. It comes with a basket you could use. I think the skewers are available but cost extra. You could use the two prongs that hold the chicken as skewers I would think.