September 18, 20196 yr Chick-fil-A should do this. They could call it the "come to Jesus sooner combo"
September 18, 20196 yr 5 hours ago, gecko said: Chick-fil-A should do this. They could call it the "come to Jesus sooner combo" CFA person: What would you like this morning, Sir? Me: A 'Jesus Take the Wheel' combo, please. CFA person: My Pleasure!!
September 19, 20196 yr 21 hours ago, Al_4_ISU said: I hate that sweet/savory mash up. Same here. I’m probably in the minority of people who don’t care for chicken and waffles. Get the fuck out of here with maple syrup and sweet batter all over my fried chicken.
September 19, 20196 yr Just now, South Austin said: Same here. I’m probably in the minority of people who don’t care for chicken and waffles. Get the fuck out of here with maple syrup and sweet batter all over my fried chicken. Preach, brother. Preach. I've had breakfast sausages that were cooked with a small amount of maple syrup, and it was fine, but that is the line in my mind.
September 19, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, South Austin said: Same here. I’m probably in the minority of people who don’t care for chicken and waffles. Get the fuck out of here with maple syrup and sweet batter all over my fried chicken. I tried it at Roscoe's due to all the hype. I don't know what I expected, because it tasted exactly as....I expected.
September 19, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, South Austin said: Same here. I’m probably in the minority of people who don’t care for chicken and waffles. Get the fuck out of here with maple syrup and sweet batter all over my fried chicken. The key to good chicken and Waffles, imo, is to still have spicy batter on the chicken.
September 19, 20196 yr 7 minutes ago, Trey3216 said: The key to good chicken and Waffles, imo, is to still have spicy batter on the chicken. The way chicken and waffles would work for me is to go all in on savory, and basically do a savory waffle with some kind of gravy as your sauce, rather than syrup.
September 19, 20196 yr 5 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said: The way chicken and waffles would work for me is to go all in on savory, and basically do a savory waffle with some kind of gravy as your sauce, rather than syrup. I have to keep the chicken and waffles 'separate'. I want Louisiana Hot Sauce on my chicken, and syrup on my waffles. I don't mind if the hot sauce mixes with the syrup, for the waffles, but don't want the syrup on my chicken.
September 19, 20196 yr roscoe's chicken and waffles is the ONLY sweet/savory mashup that i actually enjoy. when i'm in LA, it's a must do on my list. hated the gordoughs bacon donuts and any other sweet/savory stuff.
September 19, 20196 yr 22 minutes ago, Trey3216 said: I have to keep the chicken and waffles 'separate'. I want Louisiana Hot Sauce on my chicken, and syrup on my waffles. I don't mind if the hot sauce mixes with the syrup, for the waffles, but don't want the syrup on my chicken. So then you're basically doing the waffles as a side to chicken? I can get my head around that. I was always under the impression that the people who are gaga over this are putting syrup drenched waffle and fried chicken on the fork at the same time and eating it together.
September 19, 20196 yr Author I had a boubon bacon milkshake once that was pretty spectacular... Edited September 19, 20196 yr by Loco
September 19, 20196 yr 13 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said: I was always under the impression that the people who are gaga over this are putting syrup drenched waffle and fried chicken on the fork at the same time and eating it together. yes. not drenched but the idea is to get a little sweet with your savory. and a little heat also helps. shit mofo, this idea is one of the tenets of thai cooking.
September 19, 20196 yr 15 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said: So then you're basically doing the waffles as a side to chicken? I can get my head around that. I was always under the impression that the people who are gaga over this are putting syrup drenched waffle and fried chicken on the fork at the same time and eating it together. Many of those folks are, just not me.
September 19, 20196 yr 1 minute ago, crash_davis said: yes. not drenched but the idea is to get a little sweet with your savory. and a little heat also helps. shit mofo, this idea is one of the tenets of thai cooking. Say what you will about the tenets of SE Asian cooking, but at least it's an ethos.
September 19, 20196 yr Just now, Trey3216 said: Say what you will about the tenets of SE Asian cooking, but at least it's an ethos. well, like yea...because asian people can't pronounce ethos.
September 19, 20196 yr 12 minutes ago, crash_davis said: yes. not drenched but the idea is to get a little sweet with your savory. and a little heat also helps. shit mofo, this idea is one of the tenets of thai cooking. That's a different kind of sweet - relying on herbs/vegetables that have a natural tendency towards that. They aren't dumping maple syrup into Thai food. Fuck, it's been awhile since I've had Thai food. The one food genre I miss the most living in BFE. Edited September 19, 20196 yr by Al_4_ISU
September 19, 20196 yr 5 minutes ago, Al_4_ISU said: That's a different kind of sweet - relying on herbs/vegetables that have a natural tendency towards that. They aren't dumping maple syrup into Thai food. Fuck, it's been awhile since I've had Thai food. The one food genre I miss the most living in BFE. brown sugar is often used in marinades. fuck it, i'm doing thai for lunch.
September 19, 20196 yr Shit I love sweet and salty (savory) together. That sandwich would be better with a waffle bun though.
September 24, 20196 yr On 9/19/2019 at 11:09 AM, Doc Reeves said: I’d still say America peaked in ‘96 atlanta olympics opening ceremony starring cheerleaders and chevy trucks? well, i agree. looking back, what a fucking abortion of an opening ceremony. we had 4 years to plan and this was the result. https://youtu.be/_8X12MhcJVI?t=381 Edited September 24, 20196 yr by crash_davis
September 24, 20196 yr On 9/18/2019 at 9:57 AM, Loco said: Shaming myself with this, but having had/loved many Whataburger Honey Butter Chicken Biscuits in my day, I'm betting this KFC thing is delicious.
September 26, 20196 yr On 9/19/2019 at 10:41 PM, Al_4_ISU said: That's a different kind of sweet - relying on herbs/vegetables that have a natural tendency towards that. They aren't dumping maple syrup into Thai food. You'd be surprised. They dump a large spoonful or more of plain white cane sugar into many of their dishes.
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