Chicken Fillet In Mustard And Lemon Batter

Writen by Andrew Routledge

Chicken fillets are one of the tenderest and most versitile parts of the chicken. The fillet is found at the rear of the breast and falls away easily.

I created this recipe quite a few years ago and it has been an absolute god send because it has proved itself to be a real favorite among kids of all ages. And I do mean "all ages".

This recepe is really worth a try because it is really easy to prepare and you will be surprized just how quickly it disappears on any buffet.

Ingredients: 1 KG. of chicken fillet The Batter: Flour 1/2 cup of corn Starch 3 Eggs 1/2 cup of lemon Juice 2 heaped teaspoons of mustard 1 level teaspoon of tumeric 1 level teaspoon of paprika 1 level teaspoon of salt 1/4 teaspoon of white pepper 2 cups of water Mix all the batter ingredients together in a mixing bowl leaving the flour until last. Beat quicly until the mixture is airy. Add flour until the mixture is quite thick.

Pour the mixture over the chicken fillets and mix well. Heat a frying pan with oil or lard to a temperature of 150 degrees celcius.

Add fillets to the oil one or two at a time until the bottom of the pan is more or less covered. Fry until the fillets are deep golden brown and repeat this operation until all of the chicken fillets are fried.

Serve on a bed of lettuce or baby salad leaves and a wedge of lemon. Goes well with french fries, and your favorite sauce, salsa or dip.

I'm Andy Routledge and I'm an article and copy writer. Writing has filled the major part of my life for many years now ans recently I have thrown my efforts into writing content for the internet. I find this most fulfilling and highly rewarding. I take on any challenge because I have a multi faceted background and I love variety. I work with a passion that one feels through my writing. I love knowing that I am sharing my thoughts with many other people from all around the world. If you have a reason to contact me, please do so at andrew@routledge-associates.com or voice mail me at aky292b@gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you.