Want to learn how to make Chick-fil-A's original chicken sandwich? Check out this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/rKCbzqxyna-tf7g.html

@ab2tract

3 ай бұрын

Uncle Roger would be proud, i almost never see anyone include msg in home cooking.

@CharTurner6928

2 ай бұрын

Jason, I've never had the spicy chicken sandwich either. Hopefully, that will change very soon 😋

@VONonDemand

Ай бұрын

Jason can you do chinese store fried chicken.

@ElmobeatsCanelo

17 күн бұрын

@farmageddon Is msg an absolute must?

you're not just a cook youre a food scientist

What I love about Jason’s videos are his tips that can be used elsewhere. (For example, the tip to brine shrimp worked extremely well, so now I do it every time I make a shrimp dish.)

Loved that little "Dealer / Jeweler" joke.

@chrisevans6471

3 ай бұрын

Made me laugh

11:19 The quick fry first bonds the flour, than the second fry cooks it. So the flour doesn't go all in the oil.

@Chef_PC

3 ай бұрын

This. It gelatinizes the starches in the flour and seals it together and to the chicken itself. It acts like a tangzhong in breadmaking, helping with texture and mouthfeel, and even adding a little sweetness.

@KaldekBoch

3 ай бұрын

How quick - less than 5 seconds?

@clashwithkeen

3 ай бұрын

How do you achieve this in a pressure cooker?

@clashwithkeen

3 ай бұрын

@@Chef_PCI suspect this is where the perceived sweetness actually comes from

@galaxycamerata

3 ай бұрын

@ithkeen I assume the closest thing for a pressure cooker/dutch oven would be to use a pair of tongs that doesn't make much contact with the chicken itself to maintain their grip, and dip the chicken in it for a moment then pull it out carefully so you don't smudge the breading. Either that, or you could try assembling/finding a food-safe wire basket that fits in it.

Just tried this recipe at home and can confirm: this is very accurate to the restaurant taste and is truly delicious

@robhulson

3 ай бұрын

I haven’t tried the spicy version but I’ve made his original non-spicy version several times and can confirm that it is indistinguishable from the official version.

Detailed, comprehensive and insightful. Tips and tricks that are immediately useful and relevant. The time spent on researching/making this video is evident... big kudos

I’ve made almost every recipe you’ve shared and can say I trust you 100%. Next recipe we need is raising canes tenders!

Based on trying most of your other recipes, I’m sure this will be spot on and perfect. I’ve been experimenting with brined chicken lately and have found a 6%+ brine just too salty for me (also find chikfila delicious, but very salty for me). Will be trying this with a 4% brine keeping all the other elements the same. Thanks for this.

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

😇

@penuts17

2 ай бұрын

Update for anyone reading. Tried it, and it’s spot on flavor wise. I don’t have the best deep frying set up and not as experienced with that method but taste wise this is it imo.

@user-hu3in1zz9b

2 ай бұрын

@@farmageddonHi Jason. Your recipe is amazing with all the research and achieving the same flavour as Chick Fil A burger. Can you please do Nandos Peri Peri Chicken. Thanks

This man is a legend.

now that's how you make a video. This deserves all the views it can get.

Love the amount of research you put into each videos man. Thank you for your hard work

I've been waiting for this video since the original one. Thanks!

I work at chick-fil-a, the double dropping is to prevent the chicken from sticking to the tiered baskets. It's a hard rule, we always do it regardless of how busy we are.

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

This was my suspicion (the patties sticking to the basket) but I never got a clear answer from anyone. Thank you for confirming! I appreciate you!

@enthusiasticbanana6232

3 ай бұрын

@@farmageddon My pleasure! 😉

The best on youtube!! I will give this recipe a whirl as I've done hundreds of diff fried chicken recipes and have a good gauge for things. thank you!

We made this tonight and it came out even better than we anticipated. This is the fifth recipe of Jason's that we've tried and they've all been winners.

Please figure out Popeyes spicy chicken and spicy blackened chicken sandwiches. I am going broke because there are no better alternatives and making them at home seems impossible! As always amazing dedication and work!

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

I'll check them out! Thanks for the recommendation!

Hard working research. Bringing great fast food recipes home to us, appreciate it Jason. I've used your recreated recipes (especially) the Chinese recipes. I've really learned many techniques from your vids, and enjoy your puns and humor. Keep up the invaluable enjoyable vids.

I’ve just found your channel today and have binged several videos. Thank you for making and sharing these videos! You’ve made me really excited to cook and try out these recipes!!

Thank you for another wonderful video. Appreciate the tips as they are very helpful.

Keeps hitting it out of the park, thank you!

Absolutely incredible video !

i am a recent convert to the spicey chicken sandwich too. i had tried the spicey breakfast biscuit first and loved it so much i decided to try it's big brother and am now hooked.

Awesome. Been looking for this. Thx! Subbed.

The GOAT sandwich broken down by the GOAT guide. Thanks Jason!

Fantastic video, love the amount of effort you put in and how clear the info is. Keep it up fam!

Thanks again Jason!!

Been wanting this recipe since I first found your channel. Well done brother well done and thank you!

You deserve wayyyy more subs my man. Discovered your channel tonight and I’m hooked. Incredible content. 🤝

Most certainly the best cooking chanel I've found so far

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I sincerely appreciate the support!

Always a good day with Your content man!😊😊😊❤❤

Awesome!! As usual, comment for the algorithm, what did we do to deserve such a good cooking channel I don't know...

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Looks delicious!

Amazing work and I can’t wait to try it! Always love your videos so major shoutout for the work that goes into making these.

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I just love your videos. Your explanations are spot on. Keep doing what you’re doing. 😊

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, Pamela! I sincerely appreciate you!

I love your videos, Jason! This is my favorite menu item from CFA, and tomorrow is Sunday, so thanks for sharing!

Beautiful, thank you 😭❤

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Great video. The level of detail is amazing. Keep it up!

@farmageddon

Ай бұрын

Thank you, brother! Great to see you!

YES! A new Farmer video!!! Great work Jason, your videos are fantastic!

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I've watched two of your videos so far and I feel like I've learned so much useful information in such a short amount of time. You have such a great way of explaining the why of things without it becoming droning or unnecessary. Can't wait to try your recipes and watch the rest of your content.

@farmageddon

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

I cant wait to try this! 👏🏽

This is dead on, great job and keep up the good work. I love chikfila and have made every original and spicy sandwich recipe on youtube... all scams, with their powdered sugar and pickle juice brines. That dry brine seasoning is so on point. Because of their price gouging greed i refuse to give them business anymore, so this alternative saved my spicy chicken sandwich addiction. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

@jbb8261

2 ай бұрын

Not only that, those losers are bringing back antibiotics in their chicken

Thank you for the video and recipe AND all the hard work that you put into making them. I will be following your recipe because it is probably much better than the sandwich from Chic-Fil-A. Thank you again! 😊💖🙏🏻

Great video 👍🏻

I literally just ate one yesterday and got the nonspicy version video on my home page. I’m went to check if you made a spicy version and my mouth is watering ngl

tried the regular CFA recipe you posted last year, can't wait to try this as well!

Your chanel is simply the best! ❤

@farmageddon

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

You kept your word! Big props! Also, thank you!

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! I sincerely appreciate you!

i worked at chickfila and i think it is important to mention (if you want the exact recipe) that the butter we used for bread was in a liquid form, and was not actually butter but a blend of oils, i dont know specifically what brand. when we ran out of bread they would make someone go to walmart (in walking distance) and buy sunbeam bread. the spicy chicken itself when raw looked very red in color, i believe it was due to more spices or food coloring. also i might be wrong in this but i could smell a hint of lime, some citrus smell. i love watching your videos btw

@farmageddon

Ай бұрын

Thank you for this info!

This is what we've all been waiting for!

great information man. i love the level of detail and work you put into finding this out. of the few times i had seen a recipe like this, i had never heard of putting dry milk powder in the dry coating mix. HOWEVER, a few days ago, i had just read a comment that someone really liked using dry milk powder to coat their proteins before cooking them in a pan. they claimed the dry surface/easy browning it provided, flavor wise, reminded them of a koji treated meat. i'm curious to try it because i could understand that the koji providing some starch/sugar and the enzymes breaking down proteins to add amino acids. while the milk powder provides both already too.

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

That's interesting. I've never heard of just using milk powder to coat proteins. Sounds interesting!

wow... just found your channel, second video ive watched. honestly kudos to you. i love your style of video. it's so informative and relaxing, with a bit of humor. i REALLY love your storage tips - i feel a lot of channels leave that bit out! hope to see more from you!

now i can finally try some chick-fil-a

followed solely for the first debunk, i knew immediately you knew what you were talking about.

@farmageddon

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

this video was incredibly well done.

The wait is finally over!!!

You are everything that is awesome about the internet

@farmageddon

2 ай бұрын

Thank you. I sincerely appreciate you.

Thank You!

Nice job Jason!

I love this channel

Even though I won't be cooking this at home, I salute your effort and research to come up with the exact taste of the sandwich. You truly are an enthusiastic chef. Thank you for this recipe.

Great video

You’re the best ❤

WOW Jase! I'm going to have to try this one! I love fried shhick'n. Thanks for 25 attempts to make us the perfect sandwich ❤

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, Angie!

2:47 He put the spicy brine in the refrigerator like a boss after making that bold statement.

Another solid banger.

hats off to you sir!

I imagine it depends on the worker, but even during a rush we still did the first dip into the oil before putting it in to fry. Also I’m not sure how much of a difference it makes, but they use pressurized deep fryers for all of their chicken.

Thanks my man

This guy is a real one

Another fantastic video! While I’m not a fan of this particular sandwich, I do enjoy making Jason’s recipes . Everybody should give these a try. You’ll become a better, more precise cook! Well done.

I think I've seen one or two of your videos in passing over the last 12 months or so, but I went through you channel and found some great tips so I definitely need to sub. Glad that the pickle juice thing is getting dashed out! The vinegar in pickle juice will "cook" your chicken slowly, just like lemon juice for ceviche, so the end product isn't as good. I'm hoping to make your General Tso's chicken this weekend.

@farmageddon

2 ай бұрын

Thanks, dude! Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do my best to help out! And yeah, the pickle juice thing needs to die already.

Thanks for another good breakdown video. It's always better to make your own food isn't it

Thanks!

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! I sincerely appreciate your generosity! If there are any recipes you'd like to see, please let me know. I promise I'll put them on my list of dishes to investigate! Thanks again! I hope you have a wonderful day!

Congrats on 300k brother 🎉 How good is the blue 3M tape for labelling food!

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, brother! And congrats to you on the new video! I'm elated to see it doing so well! And the 3M blue tape is the shit! Any time I see that in a walk-in, I know that place is legit.

WOW "if it ain't a dill pickle, it ain't a real pickle." Did dad write that one for you?! 😂 😂 😂 😂

Hi Jason!!! I like the regular Sami. I dont know why all of a sudden I dont care much for mayo or sauces on my Samis. So...I enjoy the plain sandwich. Never tried the spicy yet. I shall ons day... Thanks for all this info...Great Video!!!...🦋

Love your recipes, even though I am not able to find all the ingredients in my country, hope one day you can share your version of Chinese sweet and sour pineapple pork and/or orange chicken. 😊

Thank you so much! I was wondering if you could make a video of Arby's beef and cheddar. I really enjoy the sweet sauce that's on it, but haven't found one close yet.

You're the second coming of Todd Wilbur. I greatly appreciate your research and spot-on videos/recipes. Amazing!

Jason! Great job as always! I’ve really enjoyed using your recipes to recreate my favorite dishes! I’m making Chang’s Spicy Chicken about once a week, and the egg foo young once a month! You’re doing great work, here! Keep it up! PS, clearly you’ve been very busy working on the channel, so I’m happy to recommend a new barber/hair stylist, should you get some free time!😎🇺🇸

Now I need the grilled version of this 😋

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

I'll definitely do this one in the future. The grilled version is where the pickle juice rumor started too. They use a vinegar-based brine for the grilled chicken.

@tonystrades8007

3 ай бұрын

Thanks looking forward for it

Really appreciate this. I'll report back the results haha

Absolutely loved this video , plz make a video of the Popeye Cajun spice ...

@farmageddon

Ай бұрын

I've been working on reverse-engineering Popeyes recipes. I've got their batter down - which was a tough nut to crack. But I've basically got it. But I haven't started on the flavor and I think the seasoning is going to be even more difficult. I'll certainly make a video whenever I'm able to decode what's going on. Not sure when that will be though.

You are my hero

I saw the normal chick fil a sandwich video and thought “what about the spicy version?” Seems like I Already got my wish.

I’ve never been a huge fan of the spicy chicken sandwich, but your original recipe was so good I’m going to give it a try. When I made your original sandwich recipe, I bought a 3.5lb pack of chicken breasts from Walmart, cut 8 fillets, and turned all the rest into nuggets. I think I got around 60-70 nuggets. I think the only way I can summarize how good they turned out is by what my kids said: “It tastes exactly like Chick-fil-a, just with more love”. The flavor was spot on but since I was frying them in small batches, I could get them more uniformly crispy. A+ 10/10 have recommended.

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Amazing! I'm glad you all enjoyed them. Tell your kids I say hello!

I believe you!!

You’re the reason my fridge consistently has brining meat in it lol. I’m going to break this one down into nuggets though. Also would you consider tackling those boneless spare ribs you see at a lot of Chinese takeout and buffets? The sweet red saucy ones?

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

For sure! I definitely plan on doing the spare ribs in the future!

@Teriyakioxo

3 ай бұрын

@@farmageddonyou are amazing!

1:30 Just wanted to point out that it mentions both corn and tapioca maltodextrin which both are essentially sugar substitutes though they have more uses than that.

@mungbean345

3 ай бұрын

Thanks; I was going to point out the same thing if no one else had. :)

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

This is useful information! Thank you!

"This dealer... I mean, jeweler scale." 😂😂

I Want to learn how to make lemon chicken can you make it one day? I love your video you are the Best

I do my own thing with spicy chicken sandwich at chick fil a. I always ask for pepper jack cheese and I butter the buns(and used to do the same to biscuit). I get Texas Pete and take a butter packet from another unnamed store because chick fil a doesn’t have butter as a condiment, and I mix the sauce with the butter making Texas Pete butter.

You are doing God's work, Mr. Farmer.

Sir every video you upload about chick fill a, I get more items on my Indian restaurant menu, now please teach me the sauces my teacher 🙏💜

i can't wait for the popeyes chicken version of this in the near future. However some suggestions would be Kung Pao Chicken and a good chicken ball recipe with sweet and sour sauce similar to takeouts. Keep up the good work.

Hey College was useful; it equipped me with all the tools I needed to accurately weigh my spices. Fantastic video as usual Jason, given all the chicken you have been eating I suspect the next project will be Beef. :D Edit: A tip from Tonkatsu, if your getting soggy bottoms on your fry tip the pieces up on end (lean on the side of the pan) so the condensing steam from the meat only makes one edge soft.

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Great tips! Thank you!

Jason, you are SO mind-blowingly perfect at what you do on this channel…it compels me to wonder-what IS your actual dream/personal aspiration?!? (because it feels like you were MADE to do this…either that or to be paid millions of dollars to be secretly locked away as some kind of national treasure meant to single-handedly re-build our socio-culinary frame-work post-apocalypse) I mean-are there other passions you bring this level of benevolent exactitude to??? Because if you do-build a channel for it - ‘cause we WILL follow!!

@farmageddon

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, Joy! You always leave the kindest and most thoughtful comments. I sincerely appreciate you! In terms of what I'm into other than making videos - I spend a lot of time reading. That's probably the biggest reason I don't post more often. Because I'm lying around reading something that has nothing to do with cooking. I worked in kitchens for years and learned a lot of what I know about cooking from there. But I learned a ton from reading cookbooks and testing out recipes too. I also did business copywriting for several years. And when I was growing up, my dad taught me how to do sales by cold-calling businesses. So, I have weird combination of loving the culinary field and knowing how to write scripts that can compel people to keep watching (this comes from writing sales letters). But KZread is the first time I found something that combined all the random things I was interested in - reading, researching, writing, cooking, etc. I wasn't in to making videos, per se, but once I learned how to do it, I've found it quite rewarding. And my main goal is to help people learn how to cook. Because I think it's a valuable life skill. And if we could all sit around a table and share a meal with one another, I think the world would be a lot more peaceful. It's probably fanciful thinking, but there's probably something to it. Also, it's lovely to see you again, Joy! I hope you're well!

@joyvictorious777

3 ай бұрын

@@farmageddon Thank you for the thoughtful reply, because I truly was interested-and that was SO interesting!!! I think the fear of making cold-calls to ANYONE has haunted me my whole life and actually shaped a major portion of my life’s trajectory 🤣🤣🤣 To think your dad dumped you into the deep end of adulting via this avenue is surprising and makes a TON of sense… Copywriting always felt way too far beyond me as someone just a bit off from her fellow generation; but copy-editing and just plain proof-reading has been my secret dream-job for longer than I have been conscious of-precisely for the righteous benny of getting paid to read all day 🤣🤣🤣 …enter youtube and my attention-span can’t seem to get me through a paragraph without being distracted these days 🙄 It really IS **so cool** to see how all the seemingly random loose ends came together so perfectly - not just for you, but for us viewers! And don’t minimize your sense of food-centered idealism, man - you are an influencer in the best kind of way…your slow and steady faithfulness to the craft and your intent has already taken you far; why not the rest of the way?! 🤷🏻‍♀️ Always a highlight and a bonus to get to connect with you here in the comments ☺️ as for me, it’s been a rough season, but Spring is coming! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Happy Cooking/Teaching/Reading to you, man!

Love to see you try to recreate Chili's Original Chicken Crispers since they no longer make them.