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Pan-Fried Chicken with Cream Gravy (also Virginia Fried Chicken with Browned Gravy) crumb: crisp fried chicken in a flour coating The Taste of Country Cooking includes “Pan-Fried Chicken with Cream Gravy (also Virginia Fried Chicken with Browned Gravy)”. Edna Lewis wrote it (1976). This book shares seasonal Southern cooking from Freetown, Virginia. It features farm vegetables, cured meats and slow Sunday cooking. Differences: Both are crisp fried chicken in a flour coating. The online version soaks boneless tenders in buttermilk. It coats them in flour, cornstarch and baking powder, with a dip of egg and hot sauce. It soaks the fried tenders in cayenne hot honey instead of cream gravy. The sweet-hot glaze makes it taste very different from gravy. |
Both are crisp fried chicken in a flour coating. The online version soaks boneless tenders in buttermilk. It coats them in flour, cornstarch and baking powder, with a dip of egg and hot sauce. It soaks the fried tenders in cayenne hot honey instead of cream gravy. The sweet-hot glaze makes it taste very different from gravy.