FOXNews.com: How to make a Chick-Fil-A at home

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How to make a Chick-Fil-A at home Jul 30th 2012, 19:28 For better or worse, we've been hearing a lot about Chick-Fil-A these days.  No matter where you come down on gay marriage, the Atlanta-based fast food chain does make a darn good chicken sandwich.   The folks at Serious Eats went into their test kitchen to try and make Chick-Fil-A's signature chicken sandwich at home.  The good news is that it's fairly simple: it's just about getting the chicken seasoning just right.  Here's what you're going to need: 1. Bun: Arnold Hamburger Rolls.  You need a bun that is soft and slightly sweet, like Wonderbread. 2. Pickles: Vlasic Ovals Hamburger Dill Chips, which have a larger surface area and the same salty-vinegary-garlicky flavor. 3. Chicken breasts: Chick-Fil-A uses an entire chicken breast half for their creations, but Serious Eates notes that you'll have to cut your standard (massive) 8-ounce supermarket chicken breasts in half horizontally to get it right size. 4. Seasoning: Turns out the seasoned flour mix to dredge your chicken breast before deep-frying, is not exactly a state secret.  Chick-Fil-A lists their ingredients on their website. But the hard part is recreating the "spices" part.  After a little of this and less of that, Serious Eats found the perfect combination that gets it close to that sweet-salty-savory-hot balance: Salt, sugar, MSG, black pepper, cayenne, and paprika. 5. Milk wash: This is pretty much your standard egg and milk. 6. Peanut oil for frying. If you're a stickler for getting it just right, you may have to buy yourself a pressure fryer.

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