Note 1 – Deep-frying is the best way to achieve crispy golden chicken. A high smoke point, neutral oil, such as canola (rapeseed) or vegetable oil, is best. You will need enough oil so that the base of the pan is fully covered and at least 3 cm (1¼ inches) deep. This is a video on how you can clean your oil and reuse it – although I usually skip this step, strain the oil and keep it in a jar, refrigerated, until I need to use it again.
MAKE AHEAD
Best cooked and consumed immediately.
LEFTOVERS
Leftovers can be refrigerated for up to 2 days and reheated in the microwave or oven, however, the coating will soften. Not suitable to freeze.
Hi Steph! Yes, I have 😊 It does work in the air fryer – just spray it very generously with olive oil spray to help the coating crisp up. Cook at 200°C (400°F), turning halfway through, until golden and cooked through. It won’t be quite as crispy as deep-fried, and the coating can come off a little more easily, but it’s still really delicious and a great lighter option! Nic x
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Steph says:
This looks sooooo good! Have you tried this in the air fryer?
Nicole says:
Hi Steph! Yes, I have 😊 It does work in the air fryer – just spray it very generously with olive oil spray to help the coating crisp up. Cook at 200°C (400°F), turning halfway through, until golden and cooked through. It won’t be quite as crispy as deep-fried, and the coating can come off a little more easily, but it’s still really delicious and a great lighter option! Nic x