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Now try steak the same way: Same smoke duration - same buttermilk bath duration - same seasoned flower/corn starch mix - deep fried. May be a good way to make cheaper cuts of meat way better, like the various ways you've attempted to make decent steaks out of I-round.
I'm afraid to admit that I'm addicted to watching a cute, chubby guy making good for two other guys who sometimes feel like he has captured them and put them in his dungeon and only allows them to eat *when he makes something different or dry age it*
Of all the cooking channels I watch, Guga is consistently on point, his recipes never let me down. He doesn't add weird ingredients or too much of any one spice. When he experiments with different cooking methods he always does a control with the standard method and tastes them side by side. I trust him with just about every recipe out there.
Just made this tonight... It was delicious. 5 year old gave me an A+, and the picky 11 year old girl even ate it! My only issue is I couldn't get enough of the mix to STAY on the chicken when frying. Still got some good crunch out of it.. but man, it was great. Smoked for 2 hours at 180 with mesquite. I'm new to this.
Sir next time use 80 percent all purpose and 20 cornstarch your fried chicken will go miles, and try massaging your chicken with fresh ginger garlic paste if available. Plzz try n let me know here sir.😎😍🤗
@@thegamiac9539 yes all his ingredients, but reducing corn flour proportion. Also a gentle massage to the chicken with ginger-garlic paste with red chili powder and tenderize it with buttermilk(and pineapple optional). TRY IT, THIS IS THE TICKET TO HEAVEN BETTER THAN KFC AND JUICIER
Guga, GuGa, GUUUGAAA! You forgot the baking powder, bro! Two teaspoons of baking powder in the 50/50 mix is going to take that to the next level. As you know sodium bicarbonate is a leavening agent. It makes crusts fluff up by introducing air pockets as it cooks. A little baking powder will make it easier to bite, the crust won't come off in big chunks, and it's a very pleasant mouth feel without giving up any crispiness. Give it a try! :D
I tried this and while it did make the crust fluff up it also absorbed alot of the oil and burned my spices way faster, making the batter burn before the chicken could cook. I still tried a piece that was okay and it was so oily and tasted burnt that i had to throw it all out. Idk what I did wrong, was my oil too hot or did i put too much/not enough baking powder? Im ready to give it another shot but this time ill be making a smaller batch to test it out.
I normally make joke or sarcastic remarks on videos, but no joking here... Thank you Guga for doing all this awesome research for the rest of us. I can't wait to try out the fried chicken like you made. I love your channel and love everything you do. p.s I have five kids, and all my kids and their friends love the smash burgers I learned to make from your channel, you made that possible. Thank you so much for bringing the joy and love of good food to everyone.
Fun fact: doing an egg wash BEFORE your corn starch flour mix will crisp it up EVEN MORE and give you all those little extra crispy bits you love from chicken chains. Also, always season your CHICKEN not your flour mix (a lot of spices, like Paprika and Garlic Powder will burn in the hot oil and NOT taste good). If you put anything in your flour mix it should just be salt and pepper.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 My guy I'm about to cook this right now and that's exactly what I wanted to do (ignore the egg wash and put all my seasoning in the flour😅) It's such a coincidence and so hilarious that I just saw this comment before I went ahead
Guga, i'm doing this recipe tomorrow for the first time, i substituted smoked salt for all the salt in the recipe instead of smoking the chicken, will see how it turns out. I home smoked the salt myself for about 30-40 hours (i honestly don't know since it sat in my smoker on the top rack for a month, soaking up the fire as it burned down each time i used it). The salt is incredibly smoky and you can really taste it in the herbs, and I used smoked paprika from the store as well for even more smoke flavor. Hopefully this works almost as good as doing it the way you did. Thinking of dry brining the chicken with smoke salt for 6 hours first before brining in buttermilk overnight when I have time later this week.
I suggest do a "bagoong" (fermented shrimp paste) dry-age experiment for your steak, Guga! Many Filipino and Southeast Asians will surely love to watch it. 👍
I think not only filipino, but the entire SEA, because fermented shrimp paste is popular in SEA, even they have different name and different technique to make it.
First, I love the channel(s)-I'm a huge fan! Congrats on your well-deserved success! So, I have a few questions: 1. In this video, you mix the 12 herbs and spices and grind them in the Mortar and pestle, then add them to the flour and cornstarch mixture and coat the chicken. In another video, instead of mixing the 'KFC seasoning mixture' into the flour and cornstarch, you coat the raw chicken with it and marinate it overnight in the buttermilk. Which method was the winner? 2. You indicate that a 50/50 mix of flour and cornstarch was the winner; neither video tells how much of each. This is more important when mixing the 'KFC seasoning mixture' into the flour and cornstarch to get the correct ratio. 3. In the pressure frying method you indicate to bring the oil/beef tallow or peanut oil to 350°, then cook for approximately 2 minutes, then put the lid on and cook on high pressure for 7 minutes. I'm assuming you then use the quick pressure release method but it doesn't say. Can you please confirm? Thanks.
Quick question: What temp was the chicken when you pulled it off the smoker? Was it fully cooked, or did you pull it early knowing it was going to cook more in the fryer? Great video, btw!
I think he pulled it while it was still uncooked, if it was fully cooked it would have gotten dry/overcooked after frying it. So smoke on low heat till it lightly browns and then add into frying pan for the rest of the cooking
Great experiment Guga!👍I worked at a restaurant where we made our homemade onion rings and we used buttermilk to soke the onions in. Best onion rings ever!🤘
Guga, this chicken was fantastic. I followed recipe, I did add 1 teaspoon of poultry seasoning to 50/50 mix. I used an iron skillet with beef tallow. Best chicken I have made to date. I watch you guys all the time. I love learning new techniques. Thanks for all you all do!!
The flour mix I use, I learned from Maangchi. It's a 1:1:1 ratio of AP flour, glutinous rice flour, and potato starch, mixed with eggs. It goes on like a thick paste, fries up really nice and crisp. I'd love to see you make Maangchi's Korean Fried Chicken and see how you would play with it to maybe make it even better...if possible.
I love your videos! Iv found when it comes to fried chicken. If you're only using salt to season the flour mix 50/50 flour to corn starch works great. If you going a popular restaurant style. Go 70/30 flour/corn starch mix. The extra ingredients work as well as corn starch.
I make my own buttermilk all the time but I use lemon juice instead of vinegar! I've never had to strain it afterwards, I just throw the chicken straight in.
I thought he was grounded into dry age smashed burgers and topped with caramelized onions, cheap cheese and whacked between a brioche bun with a touch of sweet baby rays bbq sauce
A few questions - I’m not seeing flour in the recipe above; so do you add it? If so, how much? In the same amount as the corn starch? How hot do you get the oil? Do you let the coating sit on the chicken before you fry it? If so, how long? About how long to cook the chicken?
Then do it yourself. If you buy the ingredients it's still very cheap and since you buy way more than you need in Flour/Cornstarch/MSG you can do it multiple times. You can even smoke it indoors if you aren't too lazy (like me).
Just tried adding corn starch to the breading blend today, and sure enough, it gives fried chicken a good *crunch*. Definitely something I'll be using/fine tuning whenever I make fried chicken again.
I found your channel a few days ago, but man... every single video you make makes me HUNGRY! Everything looks so delicious and you put so much passion into all the foods you cook, keep it up!
Yes, its correct to use Baking Powder. Try add Red Pepper, salt, flavour, egg (yolk), Yeast, Corn Starch, Mash Potato, Hull flour, breadcrum and little bit tea spoon of Baking Soda Bicarbonate at chicken skin. That is call 'Ayam Tanjak'.
Not gonna lie the whole "let's dew et" was what hooked me on this channel way back when he still had like 15k viewers, hair, and was heavier. Bro is banking and fancy as hell now but it's still that "enough talking ... Let's dew et" that gets me.
I just realised something, I'm listening to Guga during what has been a long and tedious day working in front of my laptop.... and his voice is actually kinda soothing!!! It has helped to relieve some of my mental strain... LOL!!!!
Rice flour and corn starch is my go to mixture. And adding a bit of pickle juice to the ButterMilk brine is nice, too. I've been experimenting with alcoholic seltzer/egg/flour wet dredge as well with varying results. (Baking powder or baking soda helps with crispness, too.)
Guga popped up in my algorithm suggestions for the first time last week... How have I never heard of this dude?!?!? AMAZING channel. Sub'd and actively using his recipes in my home. The only good thing about finding him now instead of at the beginning of the pandemic. . . I'd be eating out of control by now.
You’re amazing guga and your neph angel too.. so enthusiastic and passionate about the great food you create and experiment. Watching you make it from scratch, cooking it then tasting it always makes the tummy rumble lol keep going guys your videos are awesome!..😎😉👍👍
(Golden) Extra Crispy fried chicken. Try add Baking Powder, Red Pepper, salt, flavour, egg (yolk), Yeast, Corn Starch, Mash Potato, Hull flour, breadcrum and little bit tea spoon of Baking Soda Bicarbonate on that chicken skin.
You got it right with adding MSG, we put it in everything from soups, sauces, fried rice, fried foods, everything. It brings umami flavor to anything you put it in. 👍
What were the notes on smoking? Presumably after applying the brine, but before coating and frying? At what ambient temp do you smoke the chicken, and at what internal temp do you remove and proceed with coating/frying? Thanks!
It is the most addictive chicken that there are, these types of fries are super crunchy and good delicious I love the methods that you have given here thank you very much colleagues x sharing
The buttermilk and the corn starch made me reach a whole new world of fried chicken. Gave it a try and came out absolutely delicous. It goes to my top 5 favourite foods, and I can actually make it quite easily and consistently. Thanks once more Guga. Just keep up this wonderful form of public service, please!
butter milk isn't really butter milk, REAL butter milk is what's left over from making butter and is super buttery in flavor. The stuff your talking about is cultured milk. I don't know how the name changed, but be sure which one you are using :)
This is an amazing video. There is also one more thing I have always been curious which is double coating. Some videos I have watched which they said, the chicken will taste better if you coat the chicken with the flour again which means, once you coat the chicken with the flour, you dip it in cold water or the buttermilk and coat it again. There are also some videos which will fry the chicken twice which apparently will make the chicken crispier. They will usually fry the chicken and let it cool and then will fry it in oil again. I would really appreciate it if you could experiment this
I absolutely love watching your videos Guga! I have learned so much from you and now I cook a ton of stuff with my Sous vide cooker. Thanks for doing all the research and testing to make sure I always eat well! :)
Hi Gouga, I wonder if the Duck Fat would be a better option than the Oils you suggested in this recipe ? Please advise, Love y0our work and thank you for what you do.
Guga! I recommend adding spices to buttermilk and maybe even keep the chicken there overnight - the more you add spices to the flour the darker the crust (spices burn much fater than the dough). Bigger risk to end up raw chicken with burned crust (happened here :D). LOFFE :)
Hi everyone 1. Is it better to do this process for chicken strips? Buttermilk + Seasonings Place into a regular flour Into the wet batter (egg, club soda, salt) Place into the seasoned flour (same in the first step seasonings) Then deep fry at 5-7 mins 2. Should i let it rest or is it okay to fry right away in this method? 3. Any tips how to make it tender and juicy, a bit crunchy and has a cafe like coating? Thank you
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Now try steak the same way: Same smoke duration - same buttermilk bath duration - same seasoned flower/corn starch mix - deep fried.
May be a good way to make cheaper cuts of meat way better, like the various ways you've attempted to make decent steaks out of I-round.
Angel has a palate I can trust. He always seems to be on point
Could. Not. Agree. More.
i agree, but im ok with eating greens
Yeah I don't trust anybody who eats my foods food
@@lrrr9734 idk man a lot of tasty veggies out there, angel is missing out
but he doesnt eat mushrooms, i like mushrooms
I'm afraid to admit that I'm addicted to watching a cute, chubby guy making good for two other guys who sometimes feel like he has captured them and put them in his dungeon and only allows them to eat *when he makes something different or dry age it*
I wouldn’t be complaining
And he’s planning to dry age one of his prisoners.
I could live with that
@@tosha2422 💀💀
Love this comment
i love how voiceover Guga and taste test Guga have two entirely different tones of voice, definitely sets the proper tones for everything
@@thinkcasting3182 umm.. no not really
@@thinkcasting3182 racism moment
@liamdonegan9042 what did he say if you remember?
@bacn2semiofficial what did they say
Of all the cooking channels I watch, Guga is consistently on point, his recipes never let me down. He doesn't add weird ingredients or too much of any one spice. When he experiments with different cooking methods he always does a control with the standard method and tastes them side by side. I trust him with just about every recipe out there.
Just made this tonight... It was delicious. 5 year old gave me an A+, and the picky 11 year old girl even ate it! My only issue is I couldn't get enough of the mix to STAY on the chicken when frying. Still got some good crunch out of it.. but man, it was great. Smoked for 2 hours at 180 with mesquite. I'm new to this.
Sir next time use 80 percent all purpose and 20 cornstarch your fried chicken will go miles, and try massaging your chicken with fresh ginger garlic paste if available. Plzz try n let me know here sir.😎😍🤗
@@akashmudalgiri249 and of course msg
@@thegamiac9539 yes all his ingredients, but reducing corn flour proportion. Also a gentle massage to the chicken with ginger-garlic paste with red chili powder and tenderize it with buttermilk(and pineapple optional). TRY IT, THIS IS THE TICKET TO HEAVEN BETTER THAN KFC AND JUICIER
@@akashmudalgiri249 Did you add seasoning to the flour as well or just the chicken?
@@JJusdreiin even the flour exactly how guga does
Guga, GuGa, GUUUGAAA! You forgot the baking powder, bro! Two teaspoons of baking powder in the 50/50 mix is going to take that to the next level. As you know sodium bicarbonate is a leavening agent. It makes crusts fluff up by introducing air pockets as it cooks. A little baking powder will make it easier to bite, the crust won't come off in big chunks, and it's a very pleasant mouth feel without giving up any crispiness. Give it a try! :D
Facts
This man spitting straight facts
I tried this and while it did make the crust fluff up it also absorbed alot of the oil and burned my spices way faster, making the batter burn before the chicken could cook. I still tried a piece that was okay and it was so oily and tasted burnt that i had to throw it all out. Idk what I did wrong, was my oil too hot or did i put too much/not enough baking powder? Im ready to give it another shot but this time ill be making a smaller batch to test it out.
@Data Fix good tip, but it only works if you live in KY, AL, AK, TN, WV, and SC. 😂😂😂
Deep fry instead of pan fry. No hot spots.
9:39
when he both use msg and pestle and mortar: *intense fuiyoh*
That what I was thinking XD
Wth are you even talking about?
@@DanNic88 Uncle Roger
"that one is caca" the other chicken leg...I felt that
Every little Mexican kid felt that one. I laughed so hard thinking back to my childhood when I found out what caca meant. Used it for everything haha
Can someone tell me what caca means?
@@everydayeater5656 poopoo 💩
@@tomisasleep9439 ohh 😁 thankyou
@Bitch-sama turkish speaker here and the samr
Sometimes I feel like I'm right there. And then I look down at my cup of Ramen.
I'm in this comment and I don't like it.
Hahaha
@@Anon_581 then don't comment problem solved
and i look at my bowl of rice
@@aurniox are u Asian?
I normally make joke or sarcastic remarks on videos, but no joking here... Thank you Guga for doing all this awesome research for the rest of us. I can't wait to try out the fried chicken like you made. I love your channel and love everything you do.
p.s I have five kids, and all my kids and their friends love the smash burgers I learned to make from your channel, you made that possible. Thank you so much for bringing the joy and love of good food to everyone.
Because that's what heroes do.
how was it?
11:03 When you do something stupid and your crush passes by:
I have done this so many times before
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you should change yer name, or use another account instead of your school account
I extracted the below Winning combination from the video.
1. Butter milk
2. 50/50 mix for the crust
3. MSG
4. Make it Smokey
5. Vegetable oil
Well no, he didn't test all types of oils. That's next video. Which is better for deep frying?
@@lucielm for deep frying... vegetable or peanut oil.
@@lucielm canola, sunflower or peanut anything with a high smokepoint. i would like to see butter or beef lard tallow
@@til159 maybe ghee
Yeah you missed the spices as well
Fun fact: doing an egg wash BEFORE your corn starch flour mix will crisp it up EVEN MORE and give you all those little extra crispy bits you love from chicken chains. Also, always season your CHICKEN not your flour mix (a lot of spices, like Paprika and Garlic Powder will burn in the hot oil and NOT taste good). If you put anything in your flour mix it should just be salt and pepper.
You can also just simply use the dredge from you wet batter. Just sprinkle a little in the dry and give it a little mix.
@@jfever16This is what a famous chef does: add a bit of seasoned dredge to the dry mix.
Is the egg wash just one egg plus a tbsp of water?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
My guy I'm about to cook this right now and that's exactly what I wanted to do (ignore the egg wash and put all my seasoning in the flour😅)
It's such a coincidence and so hilarious that I just saw this comment before I went ahead
@@MadLadsAnonymous .,.
Guga, i'm doing this recipe tomorrow for the first time, i substituted smoked salt for all the salt in the recipe instead of smoking the chicken, will see how it turns out. I home smoked the salt myself for about 30-40 hours (i honestly don't know since it sat in my smoker on the top rack for a month, soaking up the fire as it burned down each time i used it). The salt is incredibly smoky and you can really taste it in the herbs, and I used smoked paprika from the store as well for even more smoke flavor. Hopefully this works almost as good as doing it the way you did. Thinking of dry brining the chicken with smoke salt for 6 hours first before brining in buttermilk overnight when I have time later this week.
"Chicharrón" is fried pork skins, that's why I like Guga, he uses whatever descriptive word from his vocab that fits the moment!
we call it torresmo here in brasil
"If you want to break your teeth, this is perfect for it" 🤣
Luckily guga doesn't kinkshame us for it lmao
@@TheOrangVegetal YO???
@@snailseyes did i stutter?
😂😂Anjo definitely on some wild stuff
When you get a notification from Guga Foods, you know it's gonna be entertaining
So let's do it!
Hello my seal comrade
@@seal2385 hello there my little friend
Agree
100th like (ik nobody cares but yh)
I suggest do a "bagoong" (fermented shrimp paste) dry-age experiment for your steak, Guga! Many Filipino and Southeast Asians will surely love to watch it. 👍
That actually sounds pretty good
Pwede. I’m interested in the outcome.
Surf and turf dry age
I'm also curious but i think it would be overpowering the steak taste
I think not only filipino, but the entire SEA, because fermented shrimp paste is popular in SEA, even they have different name and different technique to make it.
First, I love the channel(s)-I'm a huge fan! Congrats on your well-deserved success!
So, I have a few questions:
1. In this video, you mix the 12 herbs and spices and grind them in the Mortar and pestle, then add them to the flour and cornstarch mixture and coat the chicken. In another video, instead of mixing the 'KFC seasoning mixture' into the flour and cornstarch, you coat the raw chicken with it and marinate it overnight in the buttermilk. Which method was the winner?
2. You indicate that a 50/50 mix of flour and cornstarch was the winner; neither video tells how much of each. This is more important when mixing the 'KFC seasoning mixture' into the flour and cornstarch to get the correct ratio.
3. In the pressure frying method you indicate to bring the oil/beef tallow or peanut oil to 350°, then cook for approximately 2 minutes, then put the lid on and cook on high pressure for 7 minutes. I'm assuming you then use the quick pressure release method but it doesn't say. Can you please confirm?
Thanks.
love how he always says "cheers evrybaaadi"
Shears Evrybadi haha
maybe he is related to Dr Nick from The Simpsons
@@magillanz yes... thats is the voice. And you can rub the food on paper for your "Window to Success"
Luckiest nephew ever am I right 😆
MSG, it's like magic
@Nick Shook "angel for a day" has a nice ring to it
It would be awesome if he could have an Angel for a Day contest :)
MSG = Make Stuff Good
MSG
Magic
Salivation
Goodness
Quick question: What temp was the chicken when you pulled it off the smoker? Was it fully cooked, or did you pull it early knowing it was going to cook more in the fryer? Great video, btw!
Yes! And what wood? My assumption is just give it a good ring, but not sure how long it was smoked for
I think he pulled it while it was still uncooked, if it was fully cooked it would have gotten dry/overcooked after frying it. So smoke on low heat till it lightly browns and then add into frying pan for the rest of the cooking
Good question and im posting here to see the replies
Following this as well!
Stop the smoke once the chicken hits 135-140F. Then fry it.
Great experiment Guga!👍I worked at a restaurant where we made our homemade onion rings and we used buttermilk to soke the onions in. Best onion rings ever!🤘
Guga, this chicken was fantastic. I followed recipe, I did add 1 teaspoon of poultry seasoning to 50/50 mix. I used an iron skillet with beef tallow. Best chicken I have made to date. I watch you guys all the time. I love learning new techniques. Thanks for all you all do!!
As a chef and video professional, I LOVE the R&D you are doing and your step-by-step approach is well done. You now your stuff man. Great job!!!
The flour mix I use, I learned from Maangchi. It's a 1:1:1 ratio of AP flour, glutinous rice flour, and potato starch, mixed with eggs. It goes on like a thick paste, fries up really nice and crisp. I'd love to see you make Maangchi's Korean Fried Chicken and see how you would play with it to maybe make it even better...if possible.
Glad to see Angel is still alive and is not just dry-aging somewhere for a future video 😅
hahahahahahaha
Angel needs his own RUclips channel where he just eats and comments on food.
I second this!!
I am fully convinced that Guga just has a dungeon of grills, steaks, and fried chicken
I love your videos! Iv found when it comes to fried chicken. If you're only using salt to season the flour mix 50/50 flour to corn starch works great. If you going a popular restaurant style. Go 70/30 flour/corn starch mix. The extra ingredients work as well as corn starch.
I make my own buttermilk all the time but I use lemon juice instead of vinegar! I've never had to strain it afterwards, I just throw the chicken straight in.
Angel is back. I thought he was grounded after messing up the cast iron.
I thought he was grounded into dry age smashed burgers and topped with caramelized onions, cheap cheese and whacked between a brioche bun with a touch of sweet baby rays bbq sauce
@@lrrr9734 He joked he was going to dry age Angel
@@lrrr9734 oddly specific hummmm......?
@@yoshidasaki17703 Well that's how I would do it.. I'd have grass fed angel though
3:00 Vinegar leg is on the right, copy that vinegar leg is on the right
A few questions - I’m not seeing flour in the recipe above; so do you add it? If so, how much? In the same amount as the corn starch? How hot do you get the oil? Do you let the coating sit on the chicken before you fry it? If so, how long? About how long to cook the chicken?
Did you watch the video?
@@trr4488 yup. If you know the answers, I'd love to hear them. I want to make this one again
With corn/potato starch you have to do a double fry. One fry at 325° to cook all the way through and one fry at 375° to finish the crust
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Then do it yourself. If you buy the ingredients it's still very cheap and since you buy way more than you need in Flour/Cornstarch/MSG you can do it multiple times. You can even smoke it indoors if you aren't too lazy (like me).
@@Fangschrecke90 I think it was a joke but idk
Guga is reaching his max potential, ive loved watching this channel grow all this time
Been smoking and frying chicken for a long time now, it's great with shrimp too.
Off to try your 50/50 flour/cornstarch technique.
One of my favorite channels on RUclips! GUGA, Dude. You killed ALL of this. I wanna see some seafood, dude!
Damn, the crunch from that chicken reached my soul
Next episode: crispy Angel secrets | Don’t make these mistakes(!)
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@@gamerdoge5562 wut i dont get the joke
@@plastertapethaneofcawdor3127 angel is the name of this dude’s cousin, the one that tests his food
@@plastertapethaneofcawdor3127 yea but they meme him / they started commenting to cook angel lmao
The joke's dead bury it
Not only is he a BEA$T in the kitchen AND on the grill...his narration $kiLL$ are A+++ ❤️👍🏽⭐️👑🤗 I’m so grateful to have found this awesome channel 💜
The amount of emojis you used
6
Just tried adding corn starch to the breading blend today, and sure enough, it gives fried chicken a good *crunch*. Definitely something I'll be using/fine tuning whenever I make fried chicken again.
I found your channel a few days ago, but man... every single video you make makes me HUNGRY! Everything looks so delicious and you put so much passion into all the foods you cook, keep it up!
Smoked fried chicken!?!? Guga putting his own spin on two classics. 😋🙌
I just remember when this guy was only at 50k, now look how far he's come, thats insane.
It's juicy
It's more tender
And it's more juicier
Learn with guga ✔️
Yes, its correct to use Baking Powder.
Try add Red Pepper, salt, flavour, egg (yolk), Yeast, Corn Starch, Mash Potato, Hull flour, breadcrum and little bit tea spoon of Baking Soda Bicarbonate at chicken skin. That is call 'Ayam Tanjak'.
What internal temperature did you take the chicken out of the smoker before finishing it off in the spice mix/fry?
The one youtuber not peddling manscaped keeping it family friendly. Good job
For our next experiment we will be making crispy Angel skin
So let’s dew et!
Lmfao
😂😂😂💀💀💀
Not gonna lie the whole "let's dew et" was what hooked me on this channel way back when he still had like 15k viewers, hair, and was heavier. Bro is banking and fancy as hell now but it's still that "enough talking ... Let's dew et" that gets me.
The music that starts at around 9:16 always makes me feel sad and nostalgic :'(
1:06 "Then I jump right into the breast" i laughed so hard at this
I just realised something, I'm listening to Guga during what has been a long and tedious day working in front of my laptop.... and his voice is actually kinda soothing!!! It has helped to relieve some of my mental strain... LOL!!!!
Do a marshmellow fluff dry-age experiment next
I know you want to Guga 😋
@Adam Watson apparently peanut butter worked very well 🤷🏻♂️
12:03 Angel's little baby hands compared to Guga's beefy fists.
With Ramadan next week, thank you Guga I'll be forwarding this to my wife.
Haha, yeah sure
it will be a great thing for iftar
Ramadan kareem
Bless you and your family
where do you live? We're going to celebrate it exactly tomorrow here.
Rice flour and corn starch is my go to mixture. And adding a bit of pickle juice to the ButterMilk brine is nice, too.
I've been experimenting with alcoholic seltzer/egg/flour wet dredge as well with varying results.
(Baking powder or baking soda helps with crispness, too.)
Guga popped up in my algorithm suggestions for the first time last week... How have I never heard of this dude?!?!? AMAZING channel. Sub'd and actively using his recipes in my home. The only good thing about finding him now instead of at the beginning of the pandemic. . . I'd be eating out of control by now.
I’m interested to see if liquid smoke in the buttermilk brine would be good
I think you are onto a timesaving step!
Hey Guga, I have an suggestion for the next recipe, you could make panelada or buchada and see if Maumau and Angel would like it.
Guga: Deep fries a chicken.
Also Guga: Can we make it better by not deep frying it?
He never said that. In fact he said chicken is always the best when fried.
3:50 nick would probably hate you for not having potato starch
Guga….you are ‘Da Man’….and Angel is ‘Da Kid’……you dudes are the dynamic duo!!!! When both of you agree on a “best” recipe, it is solid!
Am I the only one wishing to see "Guga's Fried Chicken" open up on the corner?
8:05 Uncle Roger is gonna be proud
You’re amazing guga and your neph angel too.. so enthusiastic and passionate about the great food you create and experiment.
Watching you make it from scratch, cooking it then tasting it always makes the tummy rumble lol keep going guys your videos are awesome!..😎😉👍👍
So many channels to watch...keep coming back. Thanks for enjoying cooking, eating and sharing with us!! xo from NS Canada
(Golden) Extra Crispy fried chicken.
Try add Baking Powder, Red Pepper, salt, flavour, egg (yolk), Yeast, Corn Starch, Mash Potato, Hull flour, breadcrum and little bit tea spoon of Baking Soda Bicarbonate on that chicken skin.
3:28 "tHat onE is cAca 💩"
8:53...that’s what she said!
6:33
Ok, I see you.
You got it right with adding MSG, we put it in everything from soups, sauces, fried rice, fried foods, everything. It brings umami flavor to anything you put it in. 👍
When you make it do you just mix the buttermilk AND spices together, dredge, then put on the smoker? I'm trying this tonight.
This is why putting msg on every food you cook is wonderful 🤣
0:48
Uncle Roger: WHEREE yOUr cOurAgE???
I’ve never been this early. Hi Guga I love you !
3:55
NICK DIGIOVANNI: and i took that personally
What were the notes on smoking? Presumably after applying the brine, but before coating and frying? At what ambient temp do you smoke the chicken, and at what internal temp do you remove and proceed with coating/frying? Thanks!
KFC: Write that down! WRITE THAT DOWN!
I like to marinate my chicken pieces in Yoghurt with a lot of spices overnight.
Same sort of process going on as buttermilk, works great!
I love how casually Guga solves KFC's secret recipe
0:36 Excellent advice! A whole chicken is very inexpensive!
My best fries chicken with flour and cornstarch,plus butter milk!I will e trying this tomorrow .🌸Thank you from El Paso Texas
After this, I think we need to see a chicken fried steak experiment. Fresh/dry aged/brined/wagyu?
Make that a smoked chicken fried steak :)
Wow Guga just unlocked the secrets of fried chicken and broke the limits
3:41 I had to pause after that 😂😂😂
It is the most addictive chicken that there are, these types of fries are super crunchy and good delicious I love the methods that you have given here thank you very much colleagues x sharing
The buttermilk and the corn starch made me reach a whole new world of fried chicken. Gave it a try and came out absolutely delicous. It goes to my top 5 favourite foods, and I can actually make it quite easily and consistently.
Thanks once more Guga. Just keep up this wonderful form of public service, please!
do u season the buttermilk or just plain buttermilk ?
@@bumanism just salt dude
butter milk isn't really butter milk, REAL butter milk is what's left over from making butter and is super buttery in flavor. The stuff your talking about is cultured milk. I don't know how the name changed, but be sure which one you are using :)
Guga the amount of msg you mention makes Uncle Roger very proud.
This is an amazing video. There is also one more thing I have always been curious which is double coating. Some videos I have watched which they said, the chicken will taste better if you coat the chicken with the flour again which means, once you coat the chicken with the flour, you dip it in cold water or the buttermilk and coat it again. There are also some videos which will fry the chicken twice which apparently will make the chicken crispier. They will usually fry the chicken and let it cool and then will fry it in oil again. I would really appreciate it if you could experiment this
I absolutely love watching your videos Guga! I have learned so much from you and now I cook a ton of stuff with my Sous vide cooker. Thanks for doing all the research and testing to make sure I always eat well! :)
Hi Gouga, I wonder if the Duck Fat would be a better option than the Oils you suggested in this recipe ? Please advise, Love y0our work and thank you for what you do.
Guga! I recommend adding spices to buttermilk and maybe even keep the chicken there overnight - the more you add spices to the flour the darker the crust (spices burn much fater than the dough). Bigger risk to end up raw chicken with burned crust (happened here :D). LOFFE :)
"that one is KAKA" caught me off guard
Scientists be trying to cure the common cold while my mans showing off his phd dissertation on fried chicken. Well done
Hi everyone
1. Is it better to do this process for chicken strips?
Buttermilk + Seasonings
Place into a regular flour
Into the wet batter (egg, club soda, salt)
Place into the seasoned flour (same in the first step seasonings)
Then deep fry at 5-7 mins
2. Should i let it rest or is it okay to fry right away in this method?
3. Any tips how to make it tender and juicy, a bit crunchy and has a cafe like coating?
Thank you