For years I couldn’t figure out what I was tasting when I ate a Chick-fil-A sandwich.

My wife discovered that marinating the chicken in pickle juice is how they do it. I didn’t believe it until I tried it.

Tastes almost exactly the same.

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Damn that sounds good. Marinate before dipping in batter? For how long?

She didn’t even batter them but the marinating time was overnight.

Marinate in pickles, batter, sourdough bread with chips, jalepenos, sharp cheddar, apple, and arugula

I’ll report back 🤙

At least 45 minutes, but over night is best.

See! That alone is why every man needs a great woman 🤙

You know, the better it gets, the better it gets :-)

A friend of mine from Alabama taught me that.

Have been doing it ever since.

Now to get down to who has the best pickle brine.

I marinade pheasant in pickle juice and buttermilk before a double dip and fry…crazy good.

Yo!!! I made this for the family (4 of us) last night inspired by this post. Holy smokes!!! We all melted into heaven. It was so delicious. I first took 2 chicken breasts (free range of course) and sliced them in half along the length, not the width. Then I pounded them flat. Added about a cup of pickle juice and a few other spices. I marinated them for 12 hours. I made the batter from scratch using egg whites, flour, and smashed up crackers. Then I fried them in organic sunflower oil. Served them up on homemade buns with the usual condiments and sliced avocados. Yum yum yummy 😋