Beer Mustard Fried Chicken Wings

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My husband, Ron, and I occasionally dine at a local Lizard Thicket Restaurant and order their chicken fried livers.  They are great and nutritious, especially with their toss salad and blue cheese dressing.  Following is a receipe that we have been experimenting with for some time that has the same crispy and tasty flavor that one would desire.  Try it.  You’ll enjoy it.  Miss Patsy’s Kitchen.  Let us know how you have improved on it.  cowartconsulting@gmail.com

Ingredients

3 lbs. Chicken Wing Pieces                             ¼ Cup Texas Pete Hot Sauce

1 Cup All Purpose Flour                                    1 ½ tsp Table Salt

2 Bottles Favorite Beer                                      1 tsp Black Pepper

Prepared Mustard (1 full tsp/wing piece)     ½ tsp Granulated Garlic

 

Cooking Suggestions

Step 1.   Empty wing pieces into large zip lock freezer bag and add beer.  Sit in refrigerator for 2 hours.  Remove and empty pieces into large bowl, discarding the beer.  Add ¼ cup Texas Pete Hot Sauce to coat pieces, sprinkle ½  salt, ¼ black pepper  and ¼ tsp garlic.  Add mustard and coat pieces.  Mix with hands.  Let stand for step 2.

Step 2.  Mix into flour 1 tsp salt, ½ tsp pepper and1/4 garlic.  Roll mustard coated chicken in flour mixture thoroughly.  Cook in oil at 350 degrees F. until dark golden brown.  Note (it is important to season meat and flour before cooking for that special taste.)

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“Miss Patsy,” is the eldest of four children, all born in a country house built before 1900. She was taught to cook at an early age by her mother, Miss Mildred Ross.  It was and still is a sign of respect in certain pockets of Kershaw county to refer to locals by their name with Miss or Mr. preceding the first name. Simple home cooking was the rule of the day, and nothing was thrown away.  A cook book was hardly followed and recipes were shared using terms like “use a pinch of this, pinch of that,” and “add to taste.”  Miss Patsy is pretty darn good cook—so Professor Ron married her 41 years ago. PLEASE NOTE: Opinions expressed do not necessarily represent Jungle Taming's opinions.