Ulog #2 : Max's Style Fried Chicken

in Foodies Bee Hive4 years ago (edited)

Max's Restaurant beginnings started in 1945, after World War II, sometimes known as Max's of Manila or simply Max's, is a Philippine-based multinational restaurant chain which serves fried chicken and other Filipino dishes. Over the years, Max's Restaurant's popularity grew and it became known as "the house that fried chicken built." It has expanded in Metro Manila, Southern and Northern Luzon, Cebu, and to California and other places in the United States. It has also expanded to Canada with plans of opening restaurants to other countries.

And today I am sharing my own recipe of Max's Style Fried Chicken in a simple and easy way that you can prepare and serve at home. Let's start with the following:

Ingredients:

4 chicken leg quarters
4 cloves garlic, minced
4 pieces bay leaves
1 red onion, big size
1/2 tsp. crushed black pepper
2 1/2 cups Canola Oil for deep frying
2 tsp salt.
1/4 cup fish sauce (patis)
1/4 cup calamansi juicez
10 cups water for boiling

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Instructions:

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1.Wash and clean chicken legs then pat dry using paper towels.

2.In a large bowl place the chicken legs then add fish sauce and calamansi juice. Cover the chicken mixture and then refrigerate for one (1) hour. (or for best result marinate overnight).

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3.In a cooking pot or casserole, put water to boil over medium heat then add bay leaves, onion, garlic, salt and crushed black pepper.

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4.Then add the marinated chicken legs on the pot and let it boil for about 5-10 minutes. This procedure is called "Poaching". (It is the technique of cooking foods over low heat in a gently simmering liquid. It is particularly appropriate for cooking fragile foods such as fish, lean poultry and meat, or fruit, that may fall apart, or dry out and toughen over a higher heat.)

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5.After poaching remove the chicken from the pot and rest the chicken for 10 minutes, this will make the fried chicken moist and drain the excess fluids from the chicken meat.

6.Next, fry the chicken in a deep fryer for 3 minutes per side until the chicken skin are lightly browned. Then place it on paper towels to drain the oil and allow to rest for 10 minutes. After resting fry the chicken a second time, 2 minutes per side or until the chicken skins are golden brown.

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Note:
For dipping, you can make a mixture of banana ketchup, liquid seasoning and chili-garlic sauce.
You can also serve with fried potato fries as side dish.

"And now your families and friends will surely satisfied their cravings. Thank you and see you on my next blog!!!" 😘

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Wow, sa tingin pa lang, masarap na.. ngayon ko lng nlaman ang word na poaching

Thank you po! Try it at home for sure your family will like it! Parang kumain na kau sa restaurant! 😉

I knew it, they let it boil first on something like a mixture before they get it. Sarap! Thanks for sharing.

Yes! Try it and you will enjoy!

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Wow this is an interesting approach to frying chicken. I've never thought to poach it first. I've done it for grilling. I might have to try this out.

Poaching in cooking keeps the juiciness and crispiness of the chicken when you fry.

Thanks for the info, i'll definitely try it out.

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Thank you!!! God bless and more power!!! 🙏😊

Kailangan kong masubukan to. Natakam ako. Haha. Salamat sa recipe at sa mga tips!

Welcome! And kht under quarantine tau, u can feel parang nag dine-in kna sa restaurant pag nasubukan mo to.. Hehehe! 😁

The finished product looks delicious, the steps were not that simple as well. But I think the ingredients is the reason of all.

Try it and you can tell it's really simple as you marinate, boil and fry. 😉

Thanks for this! That's what the boiling is for. Para lalong sumasarap. I usually fry them right away.

Poaching in cooking keeps the juicieness and crispiness of fried meat like chicken.

Wow napansin ni quarator corz, galeng ah, ok din yung natagalan ka sa pagpost atleast maganda yung result ng mga bagong content mo ngaun, kasi napaghandaan 😊. Enjoy keep om hiving

Thanks! Masyado lng cguro aq na excite as newbie kaya ubos RC agad.. 😁

Impressive! Looks delicious 😋

Indeed! 😊

An hour ago, I told my room mate that I really miss eating fried chicken especially the one marinated in fish sauce and lemon. Then here’s your post making me crave more.😭❤️

Hehehe! Thanks for dropping by.. Try this recipe and surely u will love and it will satisfy your cravings as well! 😉

Will sure do. Thanks for sharing this

Aha! Eto Pala ang sikreto. I'll give this a try next time. Thanks for sharing!

Try it and u will surely love it! Thanks for dripping by! 😊

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