Southern Fried Chicken

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Good southern fried chicken is a favorite for people all across the United States. Instead of running out to your local fast food joint to get your fix, make a better version at home. Don't forget to make it crispy. more »

It is said that there are as many recipes for Southern fried chicken as there are families who cook this classic dish. Whichever recipe you use, one step that will help you get a golden, crispy crust is by finishing the cooking process in a moderate oven. Read on to find out how to finish Southern fried chicken using this method. more »

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The all-American dish of fried chicken did not originate in America. The basic recipe has traveled around the country and has taken on a bit of the personality of each location. Fried chicken is an economical meal, and you can add your own touches to the recipe. more »