Mayberry Machiavelli
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Thu Dec-09-04 04:58 PM
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Just how is "chicken fried chicken" different from just plain old |
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"fried chicken"?
Eh?
Well? :shrug:
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Thu Dec-09-04 04:59 PM
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THUNDER HANDS
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Thu Dec-09-04 04:59 PM
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2. the chickens fry the other chickens |
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in forced chicken labor camps?
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:17 PM
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11. I think you've figured it out. The chickens fry other chickens. |
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:00 PM
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3. It has "Chicken" TWICE in the name, that must mean.. |
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...it's twice as chickeny as plain old "fried chicken".
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:00 PM
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:00 PM
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perhaps someone could make a Demopedia entry and answer this age old question.
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:01 PM
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Never heard of it. Chicken-fried steak, yes, but chicken-fried chicken, no...
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democracy eh
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:16 PM
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10. Ignorant here, but what is a chicken fried steak? |
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hell is there actually cheese in a Phili Cheese steak?
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:42 PM
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13. It's a steak that's dredged in flour and pan-fried |
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Don't remind me about Philly cheese steaks...
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:01 PM
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but I think it is a chicken breast fillet that is prepared like chicken fried steak. A totally different dish than fried chicken
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:04 PM
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8. That's it, precisely... |
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...and served with the same non-descript "cream gravy".
Plain ol' Fried Chicken still has the bones. :)
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:07 PM
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9. kinda like chicken fried steak, with no chicken.......I don't know. .n/t |
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Thu Dec-09-04 05:19 PM
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12. It has no bones and no skin |
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The boneless, skinless breast is typically dipped in a mixture of eggs and milk and then breaded before being dropped in to a vat of hot oil. (Same process and coating as a chicken fried steak)
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Fri Dec-10-04 10:47 AM
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You have to beat the shit out of it for a while too. :)
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Fri Dec-10-04 10:39 AM
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14. You guys made me hungry I had NY Philly cheese steaks for lunch.. |
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I like mine with Swiss and HP or A1 sauce and onions. YUM..
Philly ones use cheese wizz.
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Fri Dec-10-04 10:46 AM
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15. The cholesterol and fat will kill you approximately |
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3 years earlier.
Which basically means that it tastes damn good.
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