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Chicken sandwiches..

Flambeur

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There are a lot of threads here about burgers, but I think that most here will agree that sometimes a simple chicken sandwich could be just as satisfying as a good burger. Those could be found at the most unusual places - from a local hot dog joint to an upscale restaurant. But when you find them, wow.

The best one I ever had was a chicken club in Prague - it blew my mind. Panfried chicken breast with just the right amount of flour/seasonings, lightly toasted bread, some kind of amazing mustard/mayo mix.

I still dream of that sandwich the way I dream of the best burgers that I've had. Also, I think amazing burgers are a lot easier to come by (especially if you are in a large metro area) than amazing chicken sandwiches.
 

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I'm just as much a chicken sandwich guy as I am a burger guy, and frankly there are often times I prefer a chicken sandwich over a burger. My two go-to chicken sandwiches, for the moment are: A Grilled Chicken Torta off a truck on Roosevelt Ave in Queens. It's $5, and has 2 breasts of chicken, lettuce, tomato, refried pinto beans, guac, pickled spicy jalpeno/carrots and mayo on a toasted roll -- pure heaven.

The second is a Chile/Argentian specialty. It's basically a big thin chicken cutlet breaded, with one shard of green leaf lettuce, a few tomatoes, mayonnaise on some sort freshly baked bread/roll/hero deal.. It's ******* great..
 

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Chicken breast is an over rated piece of meat. It dries out and has little flavour. Putting it between a dry bun does not help

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What I miss most about living in the Southwest:
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There is exactly ONE Chick Fil A in WA state, and it's in freaking B-Ham.
 

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Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
What I miss most about living in the Southwest:

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There is exactly ONE Chick Fil A in WA state, and it's in freaking B-Ham.


+1,000 This is what I was going to post. I'm embarassed to admit that my favorite chicken sandwich is from a fast food joint, but it's just so delicious.

On a related note, thanks for making me crave something I can't buy on Sunday! I live in the state that invented Chick-Fil-A, and I can't go get one because it's Sunday.
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Originally Posted by VKK3450
Chicken breast is an over rated piece of meat. It dries out and has little flavour. Putting it between a dry bun does not help

K


Overall I would agree with you, I much prefer dark meat or a mix. That said, a properly done chicken sandwich is not dry at all.
 

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I make a mean chicken panini in the cast iron skillet.

diced chicken
sliced tomato
fresh basil leaves
mozzarella
onion
roasted bell peppers
mayo
olive oil & vinagrette dressing

It's fool proof.
 

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Most Italian pizza/sub shops around here make a pretty good chicken cutlet sandwich with lettuce, tomato and mayo.
 

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The Fat Darryl chicken sandwich at Rutgers Grease Trucks, New Brunswick, NJ

-four chicken cutlets
-mozzerala sticks
-marinara sauce
-greasy, oily french fries
-foot long piece of bread

One of the best, and most unhealthy chicken sandwiches I've ever had. Only $6.
 

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For anyone around wine country, Healdsburg Bar and Grill has a great chicken sandwich. Fresh baked bread, grilled chicken breast, chipotle mayo, roasted poblano peppers, pickled shallot, and a great aged cheddar.

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Piobaire

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All this talk of bread is evil.
 

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I also feel Chicken is over-rated. I prefer Pork, personally.
 

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Originally Posted by MrG
+1,000 This is what I was going to post. I'm embarassed to admit that my favorite chicken sandwich is from a fast food joint, but it's just so delicious. On a related note, thanks for making me crave something I can't buy on Sunday! I live in the state that invented Chick-Fil-A, and I can't go get one because it's Sunday.
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I see one of these places quite often at a point in the day when I am hungry and have few options. I will officially blame you when I stop.
Originally Posted by tc6
The Fat Darryl chicken sandwich at Rutgers Grease Trucks, New Brunswick, NJ -four chicken cutlets -mozzerala sticks -marinara sauce -greasy, oily french fries -foot long piece of bread One of the best, and most unhealthy chicken sandwiches I've ever had. Only $6.
Crazy sandwiches. I also miss the subs from Tastee on Rt. 27 IIRC.
Originally Posted by kwilkinson
For anyone around wine country, Healdsburg Bar and Grill has a great chicken sandwich. Fresh baked bread, grilled chicken breast, chipotle mayo, roasted poblano peppers, pickled shallot, and a great aged cheddar.
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That sounds....! I have no idea what a pickled shallot is like but I know I want one. ~ H
 

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Originally Posted by Piobaire
All this talk of bread is evil.
Bread is, in fact, my favorite of all foods in all the world.
 

Piobaire

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Originally Posted by Huntsman
Bread is, in fact, my favorite of all foods in all the world.

It is in my top five, particularly home made and artisnal...but by not eating it, I can lose weight and eat foie!
 

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