u/Ancient-Type-4698

I’ve been terrified of frying chicken and I finally want to give it a try. My biggest concern is that it’s going to be raw though, so I’m wondering if I can season it, bake it a bit in the oven, and then take it out to coat in batter and fry?

Edit/bit of an update: for some extra context, I'm currently home from college visiting my mom, but she had to run out so now I'm supposed to be cooking for my siblings tonight. They really wanted the fried chicken my mom was going to make (and honestly, I was looking forward to it too) so I figured I'd try to see if I can make it work. My mom does not have a working meat thermometer and I am not confident enough to attempt this for the first time without one, so I’ve decided to scrap it and cook it in a way I’m confident with. Thank you for the advice though, I’ll definitely keep it in mind when I can actually attempt it!

I’m sorry, I know there’s probably been a million of these questions already, but I managed to get my hands on Toronto tickets and I’m so beyond excited. The only thing I’m unsure about is the army-bombs — will weverse be restocking them, and if so, does anyone know when? I know they sell lightsticks at the venue, but I’m worried I won’t be able to get them for my sister and I if I wait to purchase them there, and my mom is anxious about the idea of buying them online and then picking them up at the concert. She thinks there’s a possibility they’ll sell out anyway and I won’t get them. Has anyone had issues with pickups? Either way, just for her sake, getting the army-bombs in person is kind of my last resort.

This concert is going to be my first one ever, so I’m not quite sure how to plan properly. If it comes to needing to pick them up or buying it in person, how early would you recommend heading to the venue? Thank you so much 💜💜

i posted in another subreddit and tagged for advice wanted related to what the subreddit is for. i specified that i was autistic and intentionally wording my post so my tone and my words were not misconstrued as aggressive (which happens to me often, i tend to sound blunt/irritated online from what i’ve gathered) and i got told i was just venting and making a low effort post, and that it would thus be removed. i wasn’t trying to make a low effort post, i just wanted to hear other people’s thoughts and opinions on the matter, which is what i thought the advice tag was for. oh well. i don’t understand where i went wrong, but it is what it is