Chick-fil-A Sauce – A Stunning Mess

We make air fryer hen tenders (store-bought and home made) at residence with our toddler a LOT. And whereas I’m all for a drive-thru meal once we are on a highway journey or at an airport, it’s not a giant a part of our common life. So, it’s good to know the right way to make your individual Chick-fil-A sauce.

This Chick-fil-A sauce recipe is comprised of simply 4 easy elements. These are issues I normally have already got in your fridge more often than not. The recipe I’m sharing beneath, to me, tastes precisely just like the restaurant model. However once you make it your self you possibly can customise it to your preferences.

Associated: I like this sauce recipe on all the pieces from baked hen, air fryer wings (because the dipping sauce) to air fryer French fries. It’s nice on store-bought air fryer fries, like waffle fries, too!

Substances

• Mayo – I like actual mayo however Miracle Whip is ok too
• Mustard – Customary, yellow mustard
• BBQ sauce – Any store-bought model you want works
• Honey

I’ll be aware, if you’d like this to style like a copycat Chick-fil-A sauce then it would be best to use probably the most primary (plain) ingredient choices. When you use a spicy BBQ sauce, for instance, it won’t style as very similar to the restaurant model.

Instructions

In a small- to medium-size mixing bowl, mix all of the elements. Stir till effectively mixed, the sauce shall be an orange coloration.

The quantities listed will make about 1/3 cup of sauce. Be happy to double or triple this recipe if you wish to make a bigger quantity.

Suggestions & Substitutions

• If you wish to add a little bit warmth, use a spicy BBQ sauce or add 1/4 teaspoon or extra of cayenne.
• If you wish to make a vegan model of this, you possibly can substitute the mayo for Vegenaise (or related vegan mayo choice) and the honey for maple syrup or agave.
• Generally I’ll use dijon mustard as an alternative of yellow mustard as I like the marginally extra spicy taste.

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