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Do you like Fried Chicken?
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Coal_Mining_Polak
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Harold's Chicken Shack - Chicago, IL
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Where in L.A. do you go for fried chicken?Originally Posted by Maharlika
I went to Roscoe's the other night on Pico. Really great stuff, dark meat of course!
I've got to go to Golden Bird again one of these days...its been a while.
http://www.goldenbirdchicken.com/index.html
Pann's near LAX has some good chicken wings, I was there today for breakfast in fact but opted for steak and eggs.
Aunt Kizzys, but haven't been to their new location.
Flossie's in Redondo is pretty good but just a pain to get to, so I don't go there that much.
If you live in Chi get some fried chicken from Lem's with the sauce on it. Only go during the day.Originally Posted by Bona Drag
Harold's Chicken Shack - Chicago, ILOriginally Posted by Coal_Mining_Polak
No doubt, although imo Lem's is on some other ****.
Apparently the Harold's are all pretty different; unsurprisingly, when I lived there the word was the most ghetto ones were the best.
There's some crazy spray painted place near UIC Med - I think maybe at that Ogden/Western intersection? - that I heard was nuts, and looked nuts, but I never got to try. Maybe you could do some investigating and get back to us...
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Just make it at home. Onion powder, garlic powder, Lowrey's seasoning salt and some flour is all you need. Remember to pan fry, never deep fry and don't eat with a knife and fork- you want chicken and crust in every bite. If you have the energy you could marinate it in a little dark jamaican rum, adobo, grated ginger, and slight bit of sugar for a 6 hours coat it in flour and fry it.
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Especially if it's KFC.Originally Posted by hammer07
Technically not fried chicken, iirc.
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Honestly, the HEB grocery store in my neighborhood growing up had pretty good chicken.
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Where in L.A. do you go for fried chicken?Originally Posted by Maharlika
ROSCOES CHICKEN AND WAFFLES!
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In LA, as well as Roscoe's, you might try Aunt Rose Lee's on Western, Harold and Belle's on Jefferson, or Chef Marilyn's on Crenshaw (they have another branch on Pico apparently). Dinah's on the west side not too far from LAX used to be decent as well. I am not a fan of Aunt Kizzy's although it is passable.
For something completely different, some of the better Japanese restaurants serve spectacular fried chicken, e.g., Asanebo on Ventura Blvd.
For something completely different, some of the better Japanese restaurants serve spectacular fried chicken, e.g., Asanebo on Ventura Blvd.
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