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Boom, and I'm hungry again..
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Fried Chicken
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Best fried chicken ever was in Carmel, CA of all places. Italian chef has an organic rancher friend who provides local raised chickens 2x each week. Only serves fried chicken on Sun and Tues. Any other time you are out of luck baby.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-balena-cucina-toscana-carmel#query:Best Restaurants
http://www.yelp.com/biz/la-balena-cucina-toscana-carmel#query:Best Restaurants
munchausen
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I don't know if I posted it before, but this place has the best chicken in Dallas
http://www.bubbascatering.org/
(technically University Park)
http://www.bubbascatering.org/
(technically University Park)
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Korea's greatest contribution to food might very well be the perfection of fried chicken. I'm guessing I'm in the minority here (see what I did), but I find Korean fried chicken far superior to the traditional American version.
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whiteslashasian
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I think that because there is so much ubiquity of American style fried chicken, it's very easy to run into poorly done versions. I've found that most Korean Fried Chicken is done to a fairly high standard will almost always taste good. Hard to find consistently good American Fried Chicken, at least here in NYC that isn't in Harlem or the Bronx or $$$$.
Korea's greatest contribution to food might very well be the perfection of fried chicken. I'm guessing I'm in the minority here (see what I did), but I find Korean fried chicken far superior to the traditional American version.
I think that because there is so much ubiquity of American style fried chicken, it's very easy to run into poorly done versions. I've found that most Korean Fried Chicken is done to a fairly high standard will almost always taste good. Hard to find consistently good American Fried Chicken, at least here in NYC that isn't in Harlem or the Bronx or $$$$.
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the best fried chicken I've ever had was at Manton's. The recipe was from Ad Hoc. I'm sure a better fried chicken exists, but I haven't had it.
Also, people in SanFran, this guy is a good friend of mine and he apparently makes very good fried chicken. I haven't tried it yet.
http://drumsandcrumbs.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/SF-Chronicle-Pg-1-and-2.jpg
Also, people in SanFran, this guy is a good friend of mine and he apparently makes very good fried chicken. I haven't tried it yet.
http://drumsandcrumbs.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/SF-Chronicle-Pg-1-and-2.jpg
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its like a good pork chop. sometimes its a religious experience, meaty, *****, like a succulent version of turkey and bacon combined, then it can be meh, or can suck. I'll won't eat a good pork chop in over a year then have a perfect one at some random place and remember how good it can be.
its like a good pork chop. sometimes its a religious experience, meaty, *****, like a succulent version of turkey and bacon combined, then it can be meh, or can suck. I'll won't eat a good pork chop in over a year then have a perfect one at some random place and remember how good it can be.
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This is SO true. I recently had quite a good Pork Chop at Community on the UWS. I didn't order it but thankfully the person who did was tiny, couldn't finish it, and didn't want to carry a take home box. YES PLEASE!
This is SO true. I recently had quite a good Pork Chop at Community on the UWS. I didn't order it but thankfully the person who did was tiny, couldn't finish it, and didn't want to carry a take home box. YES PLEASE!
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