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You can add a small amount of corn meal for a different crust. Add some cayenne pepper for a nice kick, or, since you're a Brit, how about some curry powder?
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Yeah... well I eat curry most days so this'd be a bit of a change.
Maybe just some cayenne. 
Probably have it with corn cobs and red beans and rice - which I've eaten and have a pretty good idea what's in it so it seems simple enough to make but if anyone has a good recipe I'd love to hear that too.Jon Miller: MikeH speaks the truth
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I showed this thread to my girlfriend, now we're having this on Friday when she's here.
Crazy new ethnic cooking.
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Spice it up? I'm thinking a healthy portion of salt and pepper would do it nicely. You might think about a pinch of cajun seasoning (contains cayenne) for some Louisiana fried chicken, maybe some paprika, maybe some (and y'all might think I'm crazy, but done right and it's sensational) some cinnamon.Comment
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You also might want to fry it in the oven. Put 4-6 pieces, breaded, in a flat cassorole dish, put a tiny bit of oil at the bottom of dish (spread around, prevents sticking), turn oven to about 400 degrees F and cook for about 30-45 minutes (up to an hour for thick bone-in breasts or large thighs), turning every 8-10 minutes.Comment
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Mmmm, spicy fried chicken. As much as I hate to say it, fried chicken can't hold a candle to some GOOD buffalo wings
. Of course I guess you could fry the wings before buffalo'ing them .
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