Most restaurants treat it the same but I think there is technically a difference. Different cook time in the frier, different gravy. But it’s basically the same idea and is usually interchangeable unless your grandma made it clear there is a difference between country fryin and chicken fryin.
Most restaurants treat it the same but I think there is technically a difference. Different cook time in the frier, different gravy. But it’s basically the same idea and is usually interchangeable unless your grandma made it clear there is a difference between country fryin and chicken fryin.