Today is the fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Times. Every Sunday is special. In the secular world this Sunday is awesome. This year National Fried Chicken Day (July 6) happens to fall on a Sunday.
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Perfect Cast-Iron Skillet Chicken Supper
Today is the first Saturday in February. On the National Foodie Front, we should all be indulging in Ice Cream for Breakfast. To me, that makes no sense at all. Not the first week of February. Maybe July, but baby it’s still cold outside.
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This is a first for me. I am sharing Sunday Supper in stages. That’s because this Southern Fried Chicken will need three days to go from brine to fryer. Three day!
Continue reading “Three Day Fried Chicken”Ode to Southern Brine Fried Chicken
Decided to share this recipe today rather than tomorrow was a tough choice. Today is Sunday. Sundays and chicken dinners just naturally go together. Chicken dinners and family just naturally go together. Today is all about togetherness. It’s National Family Day, National Friendship Day and National Sisters Day. All great reasons to enjoy Southern Fried Chicken.
Continue reading “Ode to Southern Brine Fried Chicken”Yum, It’s Fried Chicken Day!
There is a lot of bantering that abound regarding the roots of Southern Fried Chicken. One thing that most agree upon is that frying chicken is Scottish, dating back long before the Highland Clearance of the 1700s. Highland Clearance is exactly what it sounds like – a mass eviction and relocation to the 13 colonies. Most of the Scots and the Irish settled in South Carolina and Virginia. Some came as indentured workers, others as Plantation owners.
Continue reading “Yum, It’s Fried Chicken Day!”Sweet Home Alabama Fried Chicken
Today is National Alabama Day. Alabama, the Heart of Dixie, was the 22nd state to join the union. She was home to the original capital of the Confederacy, Montgomery. Alabama set the stage for secession, and nearly 100 years later, set the stage for the Civil Rights Movement.
National Chicken Boy Day and Southern Cooking
As I am checking my “National Date” calendar for any upcoming celebrations to inspire me, I came upon September 1 – National Chicken Boy Day. National what? Okay, this needed further investigation. What the heck is Chicken Boy?
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