A tray with chicken wings and a side of creamed corn photographed from above

Crispy Honey Fried Chicken

A super-easy fried chicken recipe with the perfect touch of sweetness.

Everyone loves some crispy fried chicken. And we’ve all become familiar with drizzling honey overtop to get that salty-sweet hit. Here, however, in the new cookbook Chicken Shack, that sweet honey kick comes from within. Chicken pieces are marinated with honey and seasonings, then dredged in a combination of bouillon granules and flour to coat. The result? Crispy and delicious. Serve with creamed corn.

A tray with chicken wings and a side of creamed corn photographed from above

Crispy Honey Fried Chicken

A super-easy fried chicken recipe that has a perfect touch of sweetness.

Ingredients

  • 1.8 kg chicken cut into pieces
  • ½ cup runny honey
  • 1 tbsp garlic powder
  • 1 packet chicken bouillon granules
  • 2 cups all-purpose flour
  • 1 L vegetable oil for frying
  • sea salt

To serve

  • creamed corn or your choice of other
  • vegetable side optional

Instructions
 

  • Season the chicken pieces with salt and pepper, then coat each seasoned piece with honey.
  • In a shallow dish or bowl, mix together the garlic powder, chicken bouillon granules and flour. Dredge the honey-coated chicken pieces in the flour mixture, coating completely.
  • Fill a large, heavy-based frying-pan/skillet with oil to a depth of 1 inch (2.5cm) and heat over a medium-high heat until the oil is bubbling steadily.
  • In batches, fry the chicken for at least 8 minutes per side until the juices run clear. Make sure you reheat the oil so it’s bubbling steadily before frying the next batch.
  • Serve with creamed corn or other vegetables.
Keyword easy fried chicken, fried chicken, honey fried chicken

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