Are we talking store-bought? A woman I knew in Tennessee made the best I ever had. But in a store? A little grocery store/deli on Chouteau Blvd in Saint Louis. Those folks made the best soul food you ever set your mouth to, and that lady could fry chicken that would make you slap your mammy!
Bea’s RestaurantChattanooga, TNAlong with everything else they serve. ________________Charles A. HutchinsSenior Pastor SPWCCongregational Church of Godwww.spwc.church
There was an older guy in my first church that used to invite me over for lunch. Best fried chicken I’ve ever eaten. Just salt, pepper, and a black iron skillet________________
Mikes Soul Food – Myrtle Big Mike’s Soul FoodSoul food restaurantDown-home joint dishing up big plates of Southern comfort food like fried chicken & collard greens.Address: 504 16th Ave N, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577Closes 9P________________
Mrs. Knott’s Kitchen at Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA.(they have a small one inside the Mall of America just as good.)Other than that, Sis. Sharon Schweer can make fried chicken that makes your mouth water just to smell it cook’n. Every time I can scarf down 3-4 good pieces________________Empty nest syndrome is for the birds!Email me at: [email protected] planters are focused on just one thing …introducing people to Jesus!
For quick chicken I prefer Bojangles, BUT my mama gave her recipe to my wife and the people who eat it say she could have her own chain. hahahahaBUT I do love chicken fried. Today I pressure cook it with rice…. Mama says it is best, I think it is because I am doing the cooking. hahaha.I am paying attention to the answers and want to try one or two of them. Probably start with Myrtle Beach iffn the storm leaves it there. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Publix! The perfect Sunday after church meal, for me, would be to get cole slaw and mashed potatoes from KFC, then stop at Publix for the fried chicken, and take it all home to watch eh NFL.
I am not sure we will ‘run around’ the USA again, but if we do I have copied the names and cities down. and would like to try some of them. As a PK you know I ate some chicken and mama’s was the best!I was trained well, Sunday was Chicken, mostly fired.Who said Acts was gone down hill, fried chicken it up hill. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Now, Cojak, I don’t know if this is really what you NEED, but I know that my siblings are having to contemplate setting up a chauffeuring system for my Mom and Dad. They would never ask, and yet my dad would humbly accept it if we told him to please not drive any more (for safety reasons).What you MIGHT need–if you want to keep on the road, say–is a chauffeur/caddy/butler/assistant/etc. Hear me out (and if not you, then maybe someone reading).It could a single person or a couple. They are young enough to deal with the strains of the road, etc. They would load/unload your luggage (assuming you were staying in rooms), take care of fueling and minor repairs, going in and out of the store to get you a drink, etc.In return? They get to travel the nation in your vehicle/gas (and any other accommodations you might be offering). You might cover a percentage of their lodging and food. Or just give them a flat-fee X dollars per day, etc.
Sounds like a plan, I know you guys had a great time cross country and we have done the some with our boys. To be honest they are much more fun to travel with now than when they were in their teens. LOLPS Would love to travel with you guys.Now to the OPWe need to visit Cleveland and a couple widows there and Chattanooga isn’t that far! I do love fried chicken! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Are we talking store-bought? A woman I knew in Tennessee made the best I ever had. But in a store? A little grocery store/deli on Chouteau Blvd in Saint Louis. Those folks made the best soul food you ever set your mouth to, and that lady could fry chicken that would make you slap your mammy!
Buckner’s bucknersfamilyrestaurant.com________________Proverbs 3:5-6; John 13:34-35; Acts 1:8
Bea’s RestaurantChattanooga, TNAlong with everything else they serve. ________________Charles A. HutchinsSenior Pastor SPWCCongregational Church of Godwww.spwc.church
There was an older guy in my first church that used to invite me over for lunch. Best fried chicken I’ve ever eaten. Just salt, pepper, and a black iron skillet________________
Mikes Soul Food – Myrtle Big Mike’s Soul FoodSoul food restaurantDown-home joint dishing up big plates of Southern comfort food like fried chicken & collard greens.Address: 504 16th Ave N, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577Closes 9P________________
Mrs. Knott’s Kitchen at Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA.(they have a small one inside the Mall of America just as good.)Other than that, Sis. Sharon Schweer can make fried chicken that makes your mouth water just to smell it cook’n. Every time I can scarf down 3-4 good pieces________________Empty nest syndrome is for the birds!Email me at: [email protected] planters are focused on just one thing …introducing people to Jesus!
For quick chicken I prefer Bojangles, BUT my mama gave her recipe to my wife and the people who eat it say she could have her own chain. hahahahaBUT I do love chicken fried. Today I pressure cook it with rice…. Mama says it is best, I think it is because I am doing the cooking. hahaha.I am paying attention to the answers and want to try one or two of them. Probably start with Myrtle Beach iffn the storm leaves it there. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Hattie B’s in Nashville, TN________________
Publix! The perfect Sunday after church meal, for me, would be to get cole slaw and mashed potatoes from KFC, then stop at Publix for the fried chicken, and take it all home to watch eh NFL.
In Branson, Missouri ________________
I am not sure we will ‘run around’ the USA again, but if we do I have copied the names and cities down. and would like to try some of them. As a PK you know I ate some chicken and mama’s was the best!I was trained well, Sunday was Chicken, mostly fired.Who said Acts was gone down hill, fried chicken it up hill. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Cojak…what you need
Now, Cojak, I don’t know if this is really what you NEED, but I know that my siblings are having to contemplate setting up a chauffeuring system for my Mom and Dad. They would never ask, and yet my dad would humbly accept it if we told him to please not drive any more (for safety reasons).What you MIGHT need–if you want to keep on the road, say–is a chauffeur/caddy/butler/assistant/etc. Hear me out (and if not you, then maybe someone reading).It could a single person or a couple. They are young enough to deal with the strains of the road, etc. They would load/unload your luggage (assuming you were staying in rooms), take care of fueling and minor repairs, going in and out of the store to get you a drink, etc.In return? They get to travel the nation in your vehicle/gas (and any other accommodations you might be offering). You might cover a percentage of their lodging and food. Or just give them a flat-fee X dollars per day, etc.
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Sounds like a plan, I know you guys had a great time cross country and we have done the some with our boys. To be honest they are much more fun to travel with now than when they were in their teens. LOLPS Would love to travel with you guys.Now to the OPWe need to visit Cleveland and a couple widows there and Chattanooga isn’t that far! I do love fried chicken! ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
Didn’t know anyone else knew of this jewel…or it’s older (and partially copied) cousin, Bea’s Cafeteria, in Chattanooga.
Beas (Chattanooga) is the Best