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Re: Frying Backstrap?
[Re: Razorsharp123]
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02/23/24 02:00 PM
02/23/24 02:00 PM
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Flour then egg then flour. Pretty universal step in preparation of things that are to be fried.
Yep, and also if you use one of the battering plastic shakers or at least a zip lok so you can shake it around really good helps...better than just patting it in the flour mix.
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