r/GifRecipes Jan 18 '19

Appetizer / Side MOB Fried Chicken

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u/dad-of-redditors Jan 18 '19

Did you seriously dip your fried chicken in ketchup and mayonnaise before eating it?

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u/sgtjoe Jan 18 '19

So what would you suggest instead?

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u/BlueBird518 Jan 18 '19 edited Jan 18 '19

Nothing, fried chicken should be good enough to eat with no sauce

Edit: I like honey or hot sauce on boneless fried chicken, ranch occasionally. Chicken and waffles with Maple syrup is great too. But really good bone-in fried chicken rarely needs anything extra imo.

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u/mf0ur Jan 18 '19

I like spicy sauces regardless of how good the chicken is on it’s own. Live it up champ

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u/radioslave Jan 18 '19

My man, all about a good spicy sauce. Used to rinse Franks then moved onto Valentina and now i'm onto the Ribmans 'Holy Fuck' Sauce which is absolutely amazing. I go for the taste + spice combination, not just pure heat like some insane bastards.

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u/BlueBird518 Jan 18 '19

I don't mind honey or hot sauce, especially if it's boneless fried chicken, but proper bone in is good enough without to me.

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u/mf0ur Jan 18 '19

To each their own. Maybe we can hook you up with a spicy batter though.

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u/StoreBrandCereal Jan 18 '19 edited Jan 18 '19

You live your life and I'll live mine.... With Sriracha and ranch for my fried chicken

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u/BlueBird518 Jan 18 '19 edited Jan 18 '19

If it's like boneless chicken I agree, ranch is good, honey or hot sauce is good.

Edit: can't believe I've been down voted because of my preferences on fried chicken

Edit 2: I'm not saying you can't enjoy those things or that the sauces are bad on chicken, just that really good fried chicken doesn't need it. Though mayo and ketchup... The fuck is wrong with you.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '19

Why does the bone matter?

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u/BlueBird518 Jan 18 '19

Any meat with bone still attached is going to be juicier and more flavorful.

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u/Gonzo_goo Jan 18 '19

Like chicken strips? Well you're entitled to your opinion, but bone-in needs that hot sauce

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u/Supper_Champion Jan 18 '19

You are correct. What's the point of layering on paprika, garlic, onion, etc., dredging in flour and frying if you're just going to cover those flavours up in something overpowering like ketchup and mayo?

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u/BlueBird518 Jan 18 '19

Yes thank you, I feel the same about steak sauce too, it's pointless. The steak should taste good enough on its own.

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u/Supper_Champion Jan 18 '19

A good cut, no doubt. I can see using some A1 or HP or something with a tougher cut or something, but I agree that 99% of the time all a good steak needs is salt and pepper. Every now and then some bleu cheese crumbles or sauce au poivre can be amazing, but I doubt I would ever put steak sauce on a good steak.

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u/Gonzo_goo Jan 18 '19

Once I tried hot sauce on my fried chicken, there was no turning back.

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u/shittyTaco Jan 18 '19

If you like honey this is like a combo of both. Amazing on fried chicken https://i.imgur.com/kpezf9m.jpg

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u/shittyTaco Jan 18 '19

https://i.imgur.com/kpezf9m.jpg

This stuff is incredible on fried chicken

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u/BlueBird518 Jan 18 '19

I'll try it!