I want some help, according to what I did, this sauce seems to work but, from what I read, it seems like it shouldn’t and I want to understand why it worked so I can duplicate the process.

I made some spicy chicken and fried it, recipe included sliced chichen breasts, seasonings and mayo, to keep it from drying out. Then when cooked, tossed them in a pot, added more mayo, flour, a bit of Red Oil, and milk.

Added some LKK chilli sauce, ginger, scallions and stirred. That chicken tasted glorious, but according to what I read, it should be curdling, not creamy.

In your opinion, Would this work or just be an abomination?

  • Ifera@lemmy.worldOP
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    1 month ago

    Exactly that. I told my auntie about using mayo instead of butter, and according to her and Google, the sauce should have been lumpy instead of creamy and delicious like it was. So I was trying to figure out what I did right, to make it repeatable and so I can add it to my recipe book.

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      1 month ago

      In my experience, if you make gravy in the same pan after making fried chicken, it’s going to come out delicious, because chicken grease = delicious. So as long as you’re frying chicken, then adding flour and milk to what’s left in the pan and cooking it, it’s going to taste good.