1. Make sure your poultry is dry. If you have chicken breasts, chicken cutlets, etc., you will want to pat them dry with paper towels, and then lay them on paper towels to let them finish drying for a few minutes. This will ensure that the breading sticks to your poultry. The breading won't stick if your poultry is wet.
2. Now you will need two bowls. In one bowl, whisk together egg and a little milk. In the second bowl, mix together flour, salt, pepper and any other seasonings you desire.
3. Heat up vegetable oil in a skillet, and now it is time to bread your poultry.
4. Salt and pepper your poultry. Then dip a poultry piece in your egg mixture. Let any excess egg mixture drip off your poultry. Then dredge your poultry through the flour mixture, coating it well on all sides. Lightly shake off any excess flour, and then place your poultry in your skillet to cook.
Used layers in poultry would only refer to old chicken that produce eggs. Layers in poultry are the type of chicken that are bread and kept for purposes of egg production.
Pork, beef, fish, poultry meat, vegetables, fruits, bread etc.
Bread, meat, fish, poultry, fruit, vegetables.
The recipe for bread stuffing includes bread which must be moist but not soggy and the top and the sides slightly toasted, and ingredients like onion, celery, butter, poultry seasoning, etc.
No. Carbohydrates are starchy foods such as potatoes, rice, pasta, bread, corn etc. Meats are not carbohydrates.
Grains, bread, fish, poultry, vegetables, fruit.
The serf population rendered half its produce to Sparta.
The Athenian diet was basically bread made from barley and oats. It was supplemented by small amounts of fish or poultry.
they eat rice, flat bread, curry, sweets, vegetable, and fruits. They also eat poultry/chicken.
Chicken and bread. Many ingredients can be added for additional flavor.
Their staple was grain - eaten as bread, which provided most of their protein, supplemented by poultry and fish. The also ate vegetables and fruit.