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bowlofflour.Scoopupsomeflourandtossitontop
ofthefood,thentossthefoodarounduntilit’snicely
coated.
2.Stillusingyourrighthand,pickupthefoodfromthe
flour,shakeitabittogetridoftheexcess,anddrop
itintotheeggbowl.Thistime,useyourlefthandto
movethefoodarounduntilit’swellcoated.
3.Stillusingyourlefthand,pickuptheeggyfood,letit
drip a bit, and drop it into the bowl with the bread
crumbs. Here’s the tricky part: If you were to now
use your right hand to pick up the food and flip it,
you’dgeteggonit.Useyourlefthand,andyouend
up coating it in bread crumbs. Here’s what to do:
Use your right hand to pick up some extra bread
crumbsfromaroundthefoodanddropthemontop,
thencarefullyspreadthemarounduntilyoucanpick
up the food without egging your hand. Flip the food
and repeat, pressing it into the crumbs to coat it
thoroughly.Itpaystohavemorebreadcrumbsthan
youneedinthebowl.
4.Pickupthefoodwithyourrighthandandtransferit
toaplateorarack,readytobefried.
Asfarascookingthechickengoes,Ifoundthatshallowfrying it in a wide skillet was less messy and easier to
clean up than deep-frying it. I also used panko-style
crumbs,whichIseasonedmyself—fareasierthanmaking
your bread crumbs, and much better than the sandy
“Italian-style” crumbs from the supermarket (see
“Fractals,Panko,andBread-CrumbCoatings,”here).
Nextup:thesauceandcheese.Ioptedtousemybasic