Bon Appétit recently featured a recipe for skillet-fried chicken that deviates from traditional methods. The key to this flavorful dish, according to the publication, is a dry rub applied before frying rather than a buttermilk brine.
The article emphasizes that the dry rub—not a buttermilk brine—is the secret to achieving a delicious fried chicken dinner. While many recipes rely on brining to tenderize and season the chicken, Bon Appétit asserts that a well-crafted dry rub delivers superior flavor.
The publication did not provide further details about the specific composition of the dry rub or the frying process beyond highlighting its effectiveness. The focus remains solely on the technique of using a dry rub as opposed to brining for achieving optimal taste in fried chicken.
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