Happy National Fried Chicken Day

5 ways to celebrate

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This week has another important holiday, aside from the celebration of America?s Independence. July 6 is National Fried Chicken Day. That?s right, the best finger-lickin? day of the year.

In honor of America?s traditional dish, which has its roots in country kitchens of the Deep South, we have curated a list of some of our favorite recipes for the American classic. Whether it?s prepared in a cast iron skillet, an oven or a brown paper bag, fried chicken is just about the best tasting meal you can get your greasy hands on. Without further ado, here?s our list of 5 fabulous fried chicken recipes to celebrate National Fried Chicken Day.

Buttermilk Fried Chicken

There are certain foods that you really shouldn?t gourmetize, ethnictize or otherwise vary from the tried and true way. Fried chicken is one, and this recipe for buttermilk fried chicken, followed to a T, will win over crowds every time.

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Coca-Cola-Brined Fried Chicken

John Currence, the chef at City Grocery in Oxford, Mississippi was inspired to create this dish after traveling to New Orleans to help in the relief effort following Hurricane Katrina. Here?s what he says about the dish, ?After Katrina, I helped rebuild the fifty-year-old Willie Mae?s Scotch House, one of the city?s culinary landmarks. This is my attempt at re-creating Willie Mae?s secret-recipe chicken, the best I?ve ever eaten.?

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Buttermilk Fried Chicken on a Bacon Waffle

Why not start the celebration early? Drizzled with maple syrup, the bacon-based waffle serves as the base for buttermilk fried chicken, creating a delicious, sweet and salty dish.

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Guiltless Oven-Fried Chicken

If you?re a health-conscious person, as you should be, pounding fistfuls of fried chicken all day may leave you with a little guilt. To be sure, the holiday is called National Fried Chicken Day, so

Best I ever had was Herbs Grill, in Cola.

Sadly he retired years ago and closed, coldest beer in town too.

Oh man, that brings back memories. Herb’s was the bomb! The breasts were huge, mutant chickens!

“Apathy is the Glove in Which Evil Slips It’s Hand”.