For The Crispiest Fried Chicken, Try This Flour Swap
Fried chicken is one of those comfort foods that never fails to hit the spot. Next time you make some, try this flour swap for even crispier results.
Fried chicken is one of those comfort foods that never fails to hit the spot. Next time you make some, try this flour swap for even crispier results.
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