I know my go-to appetizer when I’m
out watching football at a bar is fried pickles. (Shout out to the
Esso Club in Clemson, S.C., for starting this addiction.) So, that’s
why the first post in this Super Bowl party recipe series is nothing
else but fried pickles.
I used my Fry Daddy Jr. for this. If
you don’t have a deep fryer, (a) double check to make sure you
really are Southern and then (b) ask your grandmother or mom if they
have any extras to spare. That’s where I found mine! It’s the
perfect size to fry just about anything and yet store away nicely. If
not, add about 2 inches of oil into a medium-sized frying pan or pot.
Ingredients
1 jar of hamburger dill pickle chips
1 jar of hamburger dill pickle chips
Buttermilk
2 cups flour
1 1/2 tablespoons paprika
1 tablespoons garlic powder
Vegetable oil for frying
Directions
Drain pickle juice from jar and pour
enough buttermilk into the jar enough to coat all. Marinate pickles
in fridge for at least an hour.
On a plate, mix paprika, flour and
garlic powder. Pour oil to the line in your fryer and heat until it
starts rippling.
Drain buttermilk from jar and coat the
pickles with the flour mix. Shake off excess coating. Drop about 10
pickles into the fryer at a time and let fry for about 5 minutes
until crispy and brown. Remove from fryer and place on layered paper
towels to remove grease. Sprinkle with salt. Repeat until all are
fried.
Serve these babies with homemaderanch dressing. You heard me right! After you’ve tasted
homemade ranch, you won’t go back. Trust me.
-Sara
LOVE this! As a southern girl, I've always grown up eating these and I enjoy seeing recipes for them! Definitely makes me want a few now! Delicious!
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