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Damn, that sounds like some truly awesome chicken and waffles. Do you have a recipe you could share?
if you YT search epicurious/ chef frank proto's fried chicken, I followed that. I just tweaked the brine based on what I had. brine doesn't have to exact because it's osmotic and really the acid of the buttermilk and the salt are doing 90% of the work. the mustard and garlic powder and hot sauce are just gonna give an accent. he talks mostly about process, time and temps to get a great outer layer that seals in the moisture but you can eyeball what he's doing and adjust. the crusty crunchy layer was perfection. chef frank is a king.
for the pancakes I just used some King Arthur Flour recipe and doubled the butter because lol. in truth I probably should have halved the butter because spelt doesn't hydrate as much as AP.
Nice! Thanks kindly. I'm adding this to me and my partner's "recipes to try list," and hopefully I'll remember to let you know how it went after we try!
no problem! frying stuff is crazy fast and intimidating because of things like spattering and grease fires and the high heat. high potential for a big mess, but always gonna result in a medium mess. definitely one of those kitchen moves where you want to know where everything is going before you start. having a wire rack to set fried stuff on is crucial so it doesn't get soggy/stays crunchy. and something I learned: you can keep fried stuff warm and ready in the oven at 200°F for as long as you need to wrap up the rest of whatever.