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hazeleyes33
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Ginger
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Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
I made chicken cutlets last night, fried in vegetable oil but they turned out oily.
Any suggestions?
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Posted 9/27/07 4:52 PM  |
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NewlyMrs
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
I usually use olive oil (not sure if that makes a difference)
Make sure the oil is hot (test by wetting fingers and flicking the water into the oil, it'll pop if hot)
I also put them on papertowels after cooking.
I never find them greesy.
You know you can bake them too?
I love taking chicken and dipping them in a little olive oil and minced garlic, then dipping them in a breadcrumb and parm cheese mixture, then baking them in the oven.
OR use low fat mayo (instead of the olive oil)
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| Posted 9/27/07 5:07 PM |
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charon54
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Rebecca
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
I use the olive oil sprays, you put less in the pan and they don't come out oily.
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| Posted 9/27/07 5:50 PM |
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MrsMessina
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
I just made mine using olive oil (not a lot) on the stove and then after they're done I laid them on paper towels and they came out really yummy!
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| Posted 9/27/07 6:59 PM |
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Holly
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
I tried cookng them in olive oil for the first time over the weekend and then drained them on paper towels--they were pefrect--not greasy at all! I think its b/c of the olive oil! usually we do it w/ veggie oil & its greasy & sometims soggy even, but the olive oil made them crisp & not oily!
YUM!
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| Posted 9/27/07 9:32 PM |
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angnick
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
i bake my chicken cutlets.. I bread them like i do when i fry them, then use the misto spray
they come out DELICIOUS not dry at all!
Try that!
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| Posted 9/28/07 8:50 AM |
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hazeleyes33
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Ginger
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
Thanks everyone!!
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| Posted 9/28/07 9:30 AM |
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MOM2NICO
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LISA
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
"Make sure the oil is hot (test by wetting fingers and flicking the water into the oil, it'll pop if hot)
I also put them on papertowels after cooking."
Sooooo not a good idea! The oil can pop and burn you. Use the end of a wooden spoon. Place it in the oil(touch the bottom of the pan), if you see bubbles coming off the end of the spoon, the oil is hot enough.
Message edited 9/28/2007 10:24:52 AM.
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| Posted 9/28/07 10:24 AM |
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nylisa
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
I always fry mine in veg oli and mine are very oily. Make sure that you do not have a lot of oil in the pan and drain them on paper towel very good.
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| Posted 9/28/07 10:44 AM |
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mommy2Alex
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Re: Non-Oily Chicken Cutlets?
I always fry for 2 to 3 minutes a side in olive oil, drain on paper towels then transfer to the oven to finish cooking. They don't come out greasy at all. Also, be sure the oil is hot.
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| Posted 9/28/07 1:08 PM |
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