Chicken Fried Bacon Recipe Supreme
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Easy - Preparation Time:
20 Minutes
I have a friend from Texas, and she told me that she was making “Chicken Fried Steak” one night for her boyfriend. Obviously, I asked “What the heck is Chicken Fried Steak?!” To make a long story short, she explained that it was a tenderized steak that was dipped in batter and deep fried like chicken, hence chicken fried. She went on to explain that “anything could be chicken fried”, which got me thinking… what about bacon?
Chicken Fried Bacon needs something to go with it, though. You could make traditional southern gravy to top it, yes, but I was thinking something along the lines of another meat to compliment it. If I can do Chicken fried Bacon, what about Bacon Fried Chicken. Imagine: Chicken Fried Bacon, with Bacon Fried Chicken. Stay tuned for the details of the latter, soon.
Now this recipe couldn’t be easier. Make the batter, dip the bacon in the batter, and fry it. Here we go!
Ingredients
For Batter:
15 Strips Maple Leaf Bacon
1 ½ cups All Purpose flour
2 tsp Baking Powder
1 cup buttermilk
2 Eggs
1 tbsp Cayenne Pepper
½ tbsp. Chilli Powder
1 tbsp Paprika
Salt and Pepper
Directions
1. Like I said, this dish is SUPER easy. Combine all your dry ingredients in a large bowl and whisk them together until they are combined nicely.

2. Add your eggs and your milk to the mixture and continue to whisk until all the lumps have gone and the mixture is smooth. Let it stand for 5-10 minutes.

3. Once the batter has rested, dip a strip of bacon in, swirl it around and then throw it in a pan of vegetable oil or a deep fryer at 350°F. Now don’t literally throw it. You’ll burn yourself, and then probably sue me. So here I am saying it, don’t literally throw it – now you can’t sue, haha!
4. Fry the bacon for 10 minutes, until the outside is crispy and brown.

Eat the crispy bacony goodness.

















Question: It doesn’t say in this recipe if the bacon is pre-cooked before dipping in the batter and frying….if u were just dipping raw bacon in the batter, wouldn’t it still not be cooked all the way through, or cooked but really soggy and chewy under the batter? Looking forward to the answer as i think this recipe would be delicious if the bacon was pre-cooked then battered….Thanks!! Tara
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So I did NOT cook the bacon before I dipped it in the batter. After 10 minutes in the deep fryer, the bacon was cooked all the way through, but yes, not ideally crispy. This is an excellent suggestion Tara.
If you cook the bacon before you deep fry it in the batter, I recommend cooking the battered bacon for less than 10 minutes. If this is the case, you are just cooking the batter on the outside. This should only take a couple minutes.
Thanks for the reply!! Can’t wait to try it!! (Just need some clean oil for my deep fryer first lol)
Tara