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Something I'm gonna try next week when I have a day off...
The Perfect Fried Chicken Sandwich | Institute of Culinary Education
ICE Chef and bona fide southerner James Briscione shares his top tips for perfect fried chicken.www.ice.edu
What were the order in first pic?KFC the winner again.
We were just in Eastham a few weeks back and found that the prices spiked and less quantity. Bought lobster rolls and they used be packed with claw meat but not this time. I guess chicken would be the same there but you are at the Cape though its hit or miss there. Even Arnold's was so so.I thought I'd chime in. The last two chicken sandwiches I had, including last Saturday while trying to find a place in Yarmouth, were processed patties. Both were independent places, or at least quasi-independent and we were frankly surprised that what we got was nowhere near as good as a chicken sandwich at BK, or even Wendy's for that matter. Had eaten at one of the two before and the chicken sandwich was previously a real breaded chicken breast. The last time it seemed like a school lunch chicken patty from 1983.
I don't know if it's due to food shortages or something else. Has anyone else experienced this? At present, I'm not sure I'd order a chicken sandwich anywhere but BK or Popeyes (I have no KFC). I'll stick with burgers.
We were just in Eastham a few weeks back and found that the prices spiked and less quantity. Bought lobster rolls and they used be packed with claw meat but not this time. I guess chicken would be the same there But you are at the Cape though its hit or miss there. Even Arnold's was so so.
Lobster is crazy expensive this year. For a few reasons. It happens.
Trying to make up for lost revenue from covid last year I would believe.Kind of strange when last summer they couldn't give it away with all the restaurants closed. They authorized them to sell direct from boat to public in RI and MA.
Kind of strange when last summer they couldn't give it away with all the restaurants closed. They authorized them to sell direct from boat to public in RI and MA.
Made a couple tonight. The umami mayo kicks ass. Thought I had regular dills, but turns out I only had Grillo hot dill spears, which actually worked great for our tastes. Issues I had with the recipe were: too much salt, too much wasted flour - you could use about half as much, which would probably highlight the black pepper and cayenne more if you kept that the same. After totally coating the breasts twice and pressing the flour mix in, about half of it was still on the plate. Also, not confident I'll be able to re-use the oil for anything even after filtering, so that adds to the unit cost.That does have a great seasoned flour mixture- salt, black pepper, garlic powder and cayenne. Boom. Done. don't over think it.
You lost me on mayo. You referred to it as umami mayo, which is a fancy pants way of saying, flavored mayo. Which is a fancy pants way of saying your chicken couldn't hold up on its own without a "sauce".Made a couple tonight. The umami mayo kicks ass. Thought I had regular dills, but turns out I only had Grillo hot dill spears, which actually worked great for our tastes. Issues I had with the recipe were: too much salt, too much wasted flour - you could use about half as much, which would probably highlight the black pepper and cayenne more if you kept that the same. After totally coating the breasts twice and pressing the flour mix in, about half of it was still on the plate. Also, not confident I'll be able to re-use the oil for anything even after filtering, so that adds to the unit cost.
But, it was a terrific sandwich, and I'm someone who's always been ambivalent at best about chicken sandwiches, especially ones using breast meat. Wife also called it a winner, and she's a big Chik-Fil-A fan.
Served it with a cucumber gazpacho since I'm overwhelmed with cukes from the garden at the moment.
Would make again with the adjustments noted above.
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Says the guy who's "coffee" beer wasn't coffee enough.You lost me on mayo. You referred to it as umami mayo, which is a fancy pants way of saying, flavored mayo. Which is a fancy pants way of saying your chicken couldn't hold up on its own without a "sauce".
If your chicken sandwich needs a sauce, you've already lost.