What the F's for Lunch?

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Malloy wrote:john, have you every ate at big jones? i think it's my favorite fried chicken in the city
yessir, delicious. my wife looks down her nose at catfish, but even she admitted it was delicious there.

i've never had their fried chicken, however. have you been to honey butter fried chicken? how does it compare?
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Malloy wrote:john, have you every ate at big jones? i think it's my favorite fried chicken in the city
yessir, delicious. my wife looks down her nose at catfish, but even she admitted it was delicious there.

i've never had their fried chicken, however. have you been to honey butter fried chicken? how does it compare?
i've had honey butter fried chicken and am definitely partial to big jones, specifically their breading and the quality of the chicken. but it's expensive and the portions are slight for the money. still, necessary to try. i originally went their for the gumbo, which is also great
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Malloy wrote:
spike wrote:
Malloy wrote:john, have you every ate at big jones? i think it's my favorite fried chicken in the city
yessir, delicious. my wife looks down her nose at catfish, but even she admitted it was delicious there.

i've never had their fried chicken, however. have you been to honey butter fried chicken? how does it compare?
i've had honey butter fried chicken and am definitely partial to big jones, specifically their breading and the quality of the chicken. but it's expensive and the portions are slight for the money. still, necessary to try. i originally went their for the gumbo, which is also great
i will investigate this matter and report back.

check out the catfish over red beans and grits next time you're there.

i also just remembered i own the big jones cookbook! i've made their etoufee recipe at home - subbed shrimp for crawdads. should really do that again soon.
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fried chicken out of the cookbook :o
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i'd risk gustatory damnation to sample that fried bird
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you ever make that?
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making my own fried chicken strikes me as a line i should probably not cross
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i made tijuana taco soup, but my wife is taking part in a presentation to hundreds of people in the office adjacent to the kitchen, so i'll just have to let it simmer away for a bit.
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spike wrote:making my own fried chicken strikes me as a line i should probably not cross
i think i've only done it twice..turned out alright but just makes such a mess..i leave it to the pro's now
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doug rr wrote:
spike wrote:making my own fried chicken strikes me as a line i should probably not cross
i think i've only done it twice..turned out alright but just makes such a mess..i leave it to the pro's now
Without question, the best friend chicken I've ever had was home made in this very apartment. I did not make it. But I sure ate it!
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epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
spike wrote:making my own fried chicken strikes me as a line i should probably not cross
i think i've only done it twice..turned out alright but just makes such a mess..i leave it to the pro's now
Without question, the best friend chicken I've ever had was home made in this very apartment. I did not make it. But I sure ate it!
was the secret ingredient love?
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spike wrote:
epilogue wrote:
doug rr wrote:
spike wrote:making my own fried chicken strikes me as a line i should probably not cross
i think i've only done it twice..turned out alright but just makes such a mess..i leave it to the pro's now
Without question, the best friend chicken I've ever had was home made in this very apartment. I did not make it. But I sure ate it!
was the secret ingredient love?
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But no, actually, it was bourbon.
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club sandwich
baked chips
small cup of ice cream
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Leftover homemade pizza
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leftover homemade chicken rice soup
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:club sandwich
baked chips
small cup of ice cream
delineate your ice cream game, len
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Malloy wrote:
lennytheweedwhacker wrote:club sandwich
baked chips
small cup of ice cream
delineate your ice cream game, len
just a complimentary serving of vanilla ice cream at Jason’s Deli
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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