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11-29-2009, 04:31 PM
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Tell Gary I said HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!
One question... How the heck do you make chicken fried steak in the oven, lol??!!
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11-29-2009, 05:18 PM
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Happy Birthday Gary!!! Tell Gayle that falling isn't the 'entertainment' you had in mind....lol
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11-29-2009, 05:22 PM
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Happy Birthday to Gary!!!! Hope he has many, many more!!! I'm sure he's enjoying his cake!!!
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I pan fry it just like making regular chicken fry - brown it on both sides and then put it in a dutch oven with the cover on, in a 250 degree oven for as long as you want. I put a metal rack in the bottom of the pan and lay the chicken fries on top of the rack so much of the grease drains off to the bottom of the pan. You can layer them, and put as many as you want in the pan. You do have to be careful when you take them out as sometimes the breading wants to fall off. I do this anytime I want to make the chicken fry early and not have to mess with it while trying to get everything else done. Also, if you leave it in the oven for an hour or two, it "steams" the meat and makes it fork tender. I always used tenderized beef cubes (or venison) but putting it in the over for an hour or two REALLY makes it tender. So, there you go - that's how my chicken fry in the oven works!
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11-30-2009, 07:40 AM
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Happy Belated Birthday Gary!!!! I hope you had a good day!!! I know that you had some good entertainment!!!!
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Happy Birthday Gary
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