food Fried Chicken

No matter what the black pepper, the key is fresh ground. Tellicherry of course, great choice.

Talamanca from Ecuador is another great choice, as it is a "hot" (spicy) black pepper with a slow burn similar to chili peppers, with smoky and citrusy (like Tellicherry) properties. It works awesome in rubs and spice mixes because it complements hot peppers.

Sarawak and Lampong are a good choice if you want to add a lot of black pepper (for look or feel), as in a crusted steak, etc. because they are milder but packed with flavor. You don't want to crust a steak in Tellicherry, it would be too strong.

For speckled pepper in fried chicken, excellent choice. Looking forward to pics!
 
A black pepper-bomb! That might get reported! :lol:
 
The Hot Pepper said:
In India, yup, yogurt, wonder how it fares with fried chicken, since Tellicherry is also from India. Do it up siccy!
I did a yogurt chicken awhile back, think it was skin on and bone in thighs....need to dig up that picture but it was epic!
 
Oh crap it was for a throwdown I think but all my damn photos are not showing in CLOG.
 
 
 
nm, I'll post some fried in fried thread but yogurt would work!
 
The Hot Pepper said:
No matter what the black pepper, the key is fresh ground. Tellicherry of course, great choice.

Talamanca from Ecuador is another great choice, as it is a "hot" (spicy) black pepper with a slow burn similar to chili peppers, with smoky and citrusy (like Tellicherry) properties. It works awesome in rubs and spice mixes because it complements hot peppers.

Sarawak and Lampong are a good choice if you want to add a lot of black pepper (for look or feel), as in a crusted steak, etc. because they are milder but packed with flavor. You don't want to crust a steak in Tellicherry, it would be too strong.

For speckled pepper in fried chicken, excellent choice. Looking forward to pics!
 
Dang....
 
I never know'd nuthin' about no telicherry.
 
My knowledge of black pepper is sorely lacking.
 
THP start a new thread for edjumacation por favor.
 
I'd be on it like a hobo on a fresh bottle of Boone's Farm!
 
The Hot Pepper said:
In India, yup, yogurt, wonder how it fares with fried chicken, since Tellicherry is also from India. Do it up siccy!
Im a little busy at the moment trying to use up the chili :rofl:  but ill get ya something soon.
 
Time to brine!
 
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To be fried tomorrow...
 
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