16 Comments on When you Crave Chick-fil-A on Sunday
Just say no to cluck.
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Watching in a second, just gotta say first. . .
I keep 2 frozen Chick-fil-A wrapped for midnight snax.
Even their buns and pickles freeze and thaw best.
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That doesn’t look like mayonnaise.
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“the heathen ones..”
Lol!
A great commercial
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Honey Mustard!
Honey Mustard!
Honey Mustard to my Nuggets!
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@Sweet: in the wrong context “Honey Mustard to my nuggets” could be interpreted as pretty risque`
lol …. happened to me on too many occasions … don’t have a Chick-Fil-A anywhere near me, but it always seems when I’m travelling I crave a Chicken sammich
… & it’s always Sunday dammit!
(Lord, I apologize for that)
God luv ya Chick-Fil-A’ers … gotta admire a bunch that sticks to their principles … even if it cost ’em some bucks!
All you need is some liquid nitrogen, a high quality “seal-a-meal”, and a Sous-vide cooker.
First cultivate a friendly relationship with your local Chic-Fil-Lay manager.
Explain your project and he (or she) will invariably accommodate you if you show up when the place is slow and empty.
Order all your sandwiches dry and disassembled with all sauces on the side.
This works best with the grilled chicken.
Forget freezing the tomato and lettuce, you should have that fresh in your fridge anyways.
While still at the restaurant, immediately put your chicken breasts and buns in ziplock baggies.
Throw the chicken into an ice chest and race home.
Dump some liquid nitrogen into a large bowl and toss in your chicken breasts while still in the ziploc baggies, then after cold and partially frozen seal them in bunches of two. Finish all chicken then give them all another soak in the liquid nitrogen until frozen solid. Quick freezing them like this keeps the ice crystals small and it won’t turn your chicken to mush.
Then put all frozen and sealed chicken in the freezer.
Then do the same with the buns.
Freeze, seal a meal, then freeze solid with the remaining liquid nitrogen.
Quick freeze all your sauce too.
Use the Sous-vide cooker to reheat the chicken and buns in the still sealed seal a meal bags over a period of an hour to two hours.
Cut everything out of the bags and reassemble with fresh lettuce and tomato.
Enjoy!
If you follow my directions precisely and don’t skimp on the liquid nitrogen during the initial deep freeze, this should easily stay in suspended animation for a solid year or more at the back of your freezer.
Just say no to cluck.
Watching in a second, just gotta say first. . .
I keep 2 frozen Chick-fil-A wrapped for midnight snax.
Even their buns and pickles freeze and thaw best.
That doesn’t look like mayonnaise.
“the heathen ones..”
Lol!
A great commercial
Honey Mustard!
Honey Mustard!
Honey Mustard to my Nuggets!
@Sweet: in the wrong context “Honey Mustard to my nuggets” could be interpreted as pretty risque`
Cynic: Honey Mustard goes way way way back. I claim dibs. . . or dubs. . . or dabs.
Whatever the case. . . HONEY MUSTARD!
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lol …. happened to me on too many occasions … don’t have a Chick-Fil-A anywhere near me, but it always seems when I’m travelling I crave a Chicken sammich
… & it’s always Sunday dammit!
(Lord, I apologize for that)
God luv ya Chick-Fil-A’ers … gotta admire a bunch that sticks to their principles … even if it cost ’em some bucks!
If Alexa was Southern
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3j6708kzEY&feature=youtu.be
Funny group
You are all a bunch of wretched pikers!
All you need is some liquid nitrogen, a high quality “seal-a-meal”, and a Sous-vide cooker.
First cultivate a friendly relationship with your local Chic-Fil-Lay manager.
Explain your project and he (or she) will invariably accommodate you if you show up when the place is slow and empty.
Order all your sandwiches dry and disassembled with all sauces on the side.
This works best with the grilled chicken.
Forget freezing the tomato and lettuce, you should have that fresh in your fridge anyways.
While still at the restaurant, immediately put your chicken breasts and buns in ziplock baggies.
Throw the chicken into an ice chest and race home.
Dump some liquid nitrogen into a large bowl and toss in your chicken breasts while still in the ziploc baggies, then after cold and partially frozen seal them in bunches of two. Finish all chicken then give them all another soak in the liquid nitrogen until frozen solid. Quick freezing them like this keeps the ice crystals small and it won’t turn your chicken to mush.
Then put all frozen and sealed chicken in the freezer.
Then do the same with the buns.
Freeze, seal a meal, then freeze solid with the remaining liquid nitrogen.
Quick freeze all your sauce too.
Use the Sous-vide cooker to reheat the chicken and buns in the still sealed seal a meal bags over a period of an hour to two hours.
Cut everything out of the bags and reassemble with fresh lettuce and tomato.
Enjoy!
If you follow my directions precisely and don’t skimp on the liquid nitrogen during the initial deep freeze, this should easily stay in suspended animation for a solid year or more at the back of your freezer.
Also funny.
https://youtu.be/q3j6708kzEY
Anonymous
Honestly I’d fucking read that but it’s way late after a couple shots of Jack. Do you have a bulletized version? No? I’ll catch it tomorrow.
Print it out so you don’t forget. 🙂
Actually, that method will work on all kinds of foods too.
Bad_Brad – print it out and nail it up down range.
You’ll have a bulletized version in no time at all!
Anonymous
Dang, it reads like the process used at the Manhattan Project.
I’ll just wait until Monday.
Fantastic! Very clever!
So THAT’s how they make waffle fries….