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May 1, 2015

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The primary intent of the Houston Food Explorers Blog is to find and report on the Houston food scene: dining, cooking, markets, etc. The primary intent of the Fried Chicken Blog is to document the annual fried chicken picnics down by the churches in the German/Czech area of Central Texas. There are bits and pieces on the 'net about chili con carne and about fried chicken batters, dry ingredients, etc. But, with respect to fried chicken, there isn't a really good website that has investigated ratios and their effect on the end product. So this is my opportunity to test and report on my experiments.
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