1 Fried at 400Â°F until crisp and brown (control) 2  Fried at 400Â°F for 3 minutes (minimal browning), frozen, fried at 400Â°F until crisp. 3  Fried at 400Â°F for 6 minutes (moderate browning), frozen, fried at 400Â°F until crisp.  Fried at 400Â°F for 10 minutes (significant browning), frozen, fried at 400Â°F until crisp.
Answers. Best Answer: Unless your actually talking about, released from custody... The only time I have heard the term, custody release, refers to an inmate about to be released from jail and someone he/she knows has accepted a degree of responsibility for them.
Under certain circumstances, such as if the person is considered a threat to the society, bail is denied, i.e., the person cannot be released before trial and is âremandedâ into police custody. In case of a person who can be released from jail, a bond order has to be granted by the judge. There are two types of bonds - secured and unsecured. A secured bond means that you actually pay money or bail property to secure your release. An unsecured bond or surety bond means you sign a document that says you will pay a certain amount of money if the defendant breaks his/her bond conditions.