Today we’re taking gator to another level. I cubed up fresh alligator filets, soaked them in a buttermilk brine for maximum tenderness, then dredged them in a seasoned coating and deep fried them until perfectly crispy on the outside and juicy inside. To finish it off, I hit them with Big Wick’s Texi-Cajun Ranch Seasoning and made a homemade ranch dipping sauce using the same flavor profile. The combo of crunch, heat, and creamy ranch takes these fried gator bites over the top. If you’ve ever wondered how to cook alligator so it’s NOT chewy — this is the method. In this video: Buttermilk brine for wild game How to tenderize alligator Seasoned dredge for deep frying Perfect fry technique Homemade Texi-Cajun ranch dipping sauce This is wild game comfort food done right. Big Wick’s Texi-Cajun Ranch Mix https://bigwickstx.com/products/texi-cajun-ranch-tcr Duke’s Mayonnaise https://dukesmayo.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopGEWoUdANYEGPSfqCrUctjFycR4TBNZ8rLNrAXYTnzJq5HFek4

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