No Pots & Pans Sunday Chicken Dinner

[Bob Correll]

Another great reason to grill the whole meal, clean up is a snap!

The anticipation of getting a bite of grilled chicken skin was running high.

KFC style bird.
Thighs water rinsed, and 'floured' in a mix of Andy's red Fish breading and seasoned flour.

Plattered. (spell check says that isn't a word)

Plated.
My own cayenne pepper mix and grated Asiago on the maoyed corn and sour creamed potato.

With my belly full of a fine chicken dinner, it was lights out!

ps, it was hard to give up a piece of that crispy skin, but Brooke did get one bite.

TY for stopping by!

 

[Gene Brownson]

Looks great, luv da pup too, I have 2 of my own, Boston Terriers. Bob, is the Andy's Red Fish breading and seasoned flour available or is there a recipe for it? Looks tastey.

 

[Bob Correll]

Thanks Gene!

Not sure if Andy's is available in MD.
It's made here in St Louis, but several members, from other areas, are finding it in their grocery stores.

A mix of cornmeal, flour, and spices will work fine for KFC.
Spray the breaded chicken with Pam before grilling.

I see that you're a dog trainer (on Kim's post).
I've often thought about trying to train a Lab to sniff out morel mushrooms.

 

[Wolgast]

Looks AWESOME Bro! Perfection on a plate right there. She sures is cute.(yea talkning bout the dog)

Been slacking alot lately. But im always get some inspiration from your posts. Hug the family

 

[ScottE]

Great looking plate of grub.

 

[Kim Drana]

Love those eyes....Chicken looked finger licking goooood!

 

[Joe V]

Great looking dinner and yellow lab! We've got a 13yr old yellow lab that follows me around like my shadow during cooks.

I can practically hear him thinking the whole time, "drop it..drop it.. drop it."

 

[Gary H. NJ]

Amazing Bob. You've got the skills.

 

[Bill W. Michigan]

I've often thought about trying to train a Lab to sniff out morel mushrooms.

If you could do that I might even get dog.

Chicken looks fantastic, along with the corn and the potato

 

[Ed M.]

Great looking chicken dinner, Bob!

The pic of your lab is precious.

 

[Mike Coffman]

Fantabulous meal Bob! Chicken looks superb and that mix looks great on the corn. Is it just cayenne or did you add something else to it?

 

[John Solak]

Outstanding pics and chicken!!!

 

[Jim H.]

Bob, your KFC looks fantastic! Nice touch of cayenne & asiago on the corn. Wouldn't have thought of doing that.

 

[Morgan C.]

Great looking chicken and I have seen the guilty lab look a few times!!
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Mine always guilts me into some leftovers!

Great cooking and great pictures Bob!!

 

[Russell McNeely]

You really nailed that bird, Bob!

 

[Bob Correll]

Brooke and I thank you all for the kind comments!!

Morgan,
Cute!!
I think Brooke has a twin in AK!

Mike C,
I was recently reading about the purported health benefits of cayenne pepper, and I like to try to offset some of my bad habits.

Here's my pepper mix. (mainly made from mixes)

1 TBS. Penzey's Chicago Steak Seasoning
1 TBS. Weber's Steak & Chop seasoning
1 TBS. Montreal Steak Seasoning (ground up a bit more in a coffee grinder)
1 teaspoon garlic powder
2 teaspoons cayenne powder

this is a heavy dose of cayenne, 1 teaspoon would tame it down to a more normal level.

 

[Jim Lampe]

how did i miss this post?

great lookin' chicken Bob!
the corn i'll bet was AWESOME!
Fantastic photo of Brooke

 

[Jon Des.]

That's some of the best looking KFC yet! Was this a wet batter sprayed with oil?