I was trying to find a cute way of saying "completed pins" so I googled "pinned and done" and a few results down was this link to a pinterest board called "Pinned there, Done that"by Stacy at she's {Kinda} Crafty so I borrowed it. Actually, more googling found a website actually called Pin there, Done That... but I digress.
SO... hubby is at drill all weekend so I decide to try out these Oven Baked Fried Pickles (see, it is in my "Completed Pins" board, what what!). This is from the blog Schilling Times but the original pin that she was inspired by was deleted.
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Makes 6
servings.
Ingredients- 1 jar pickle slices
- 2 eggs
- 1/3 cup flour
- 1 Tbsp Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tsp hot sauce
- 1 tsp garlic powder
- 1 tsp Cajun seasoning
- 1 tsp pepper
- 1 1/2 cups panko bread crumbs
- Ranch dressing + hot sauce for dipping
- Turn oven broiler on high.
- In a medium bowl, whisk together eggs and flour. Add Worcestershire sauce, hot sauce, garlic powder, Cajun seasoning, and pepper. Mix well.
- Place panko bread crumbs in a shallow dish. Dunk each pickle slice into the egg mixture, than dredge it in the panko bread crumbs.
- Place coated pickles on a rack set above a baking sheet and sprayed with non-stick cooking spray. Place pan in the middle rack of the oven. Broil for about 3 minutes on each side.
- Serve with Ranch dressing and a dash of hot sauce.
I of course did not have pickle slices on hand... I had spears. SOOOO I sliced those, meaning I had a LOT of pickles to dunk and dredge (although I did half the recipe since it was just the girls and I).
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My mouth is watering! And as soon as I am done typing I am going to see if I have any pickles... these are SO on the menu for tomorrow :D
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ReplyDeleteAw, that picture of your girls enjoying their pickles is so cute! My 16-month-old is a pretty good eater, too, so I just might have to give this a try. :) Thanks for sharing!
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Oh they do look pretty tasty! Great your kids loved them too!
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I can't wait to try these. Hubby and I saw a sign outside Zaxby's - where we had never eaten - for fried pickles. We ordered two of them from the drive-through. Yummy.
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! I definitely want to try them!
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to try fried pickles because I'm a HUGE fan of pickles:) I'm pinning these and I might just try these at our next party. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm so confused on step #4.... you place these tiny pickles on the oven rack with a baking sheet underneath to catch I guess the panko crumbs, then you broil to crisp & then flip each one over individually to broil again?
ReplyDeleteIf this is what I'm reading sounds like too much heat to deal with and tedious step if you are making these for a party appetizer. Is this what I'm reading to do?
Help soooooooooooo confused
Pretty sure she means something like a cooling rack on top of a baking sheet so the pickles crisp on all sides. Not right on the oven rack, which I agree would be hard. I would lose half of them. =) Hope this helps!
DeleteYes, 2nd anonymous was correct. I used one of my cookie cooling racks on top of the baking pan.
DeleteThese were yummy, but yeah it was a bit of work.
When you take them out of the oven to flip them, do you think it would work to lay a second cooking spray coated cooling rack on top of them, then just flip them over as one unit...then remove the initial cooling rack from the top of the newly turned pickles before placing them back in the oven? You'd have to wash a second rack, but if it works, it would be worth it.
ReplyDeleteSmart idea!
DeleteBrilliant!! That would work with other things, too!!!
DeleteThese are my favorite!! I can't get enough of them.
ReplyDeleteI made these this evening, I didn't like the Panko to much, next time I will try plain bread crumbs
ReplyDeleteIf you use the sandwich stackers (?? i think that is what they are called) you have less work - fewer to dip, dredge, and flip but still a good coating to pickle ratio! my at the time 4 year old and I made a similar recipe and she LOVES the messy part of dipping and dredging! She also liked the pickles, but I really think she liked making them better than eating them :)
ReplyDeletejennifer
So what's the flour for? Mix with the bread crumbs Im assuming??
ReplyDeleteNevermind.. I missed where you mixed it with eggs..
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of pickle? Spears or chips?
ReplyDeleteyou can use whatever kind you want.
DeleteThanks for sharing the recipe. My mom likes fried pickles and got me hooked on them too, so I made these for us while I was home at Christmas. I linked my blog readers to your recipe in case they wanted to give them a try.
ReplyDeleteI go to a place that does the whole spears...definitely doable! Can't wait to try this recipe!
ReplyDeleteI crimpled up aluminum foil and laid it on a cookie sheet to allow air and browning both sides. Was perfect!
ReplyDeleteI have never had fried pickles before, but when I came across this recipe I had to try it! These are amazing! Thank you for the recipe!
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We just had fried pickles at Chili's and they were very tasty. Can't wait to try baked "fried" pickles. Love "Pinned there, done that" as a board title. My husband describes things as "pinteresting" now.
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