Speaking of Chicken. A friend has been smoking chicken thighs. Real meaty, only one bone to deal with and really cheap. A huge package is less than $10. I need to ask him how he fixes them. Rub or sauce or both.
They're still around they even have locations in Nevada, but they're all in Vegas, I doubt that you're jonesing bad enough to make that drive.Back in Chi-town there was or maybe still is a franchise known as Churches
I have been Jone-sing for some decent Fried Chicken Back in Chi-town there was or maybe still is a franchise known as Churches .cr8crshr/Bill![]()
In-n-Out burger is good and seems to be better quality then some of the others. The line is longer then DMV at the one here in townAs a general rule, I go local - as in mom and pops burger joint. We have some really good ones around here, all been around since the ‘50s: Miner’s; The Laredo (really cool neon sign); Stop and Go; Kings Row; and where I went today, the Peppermint Stick.
I got Bid Dave’s Deluxe cheeseburger, fries, and a Pepsi for $14. I don’t eat out enough fast food to matter, cost wise. I figure I’m supporting local vs corporate.
When I travel, I like In-n-Out, and Chick-fil-A. And yes, it’s not cheap anymore.
The Peppermint Stick, dining on picnic tables:
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A friend has been smoking chicken thighs.
Hard to get rolled up in the papers!How's the high?
They're best free-range.![]()
Not worth the hassle, they're hard to keep lit.How's the high?
Yeah but .....Not worth the hassle, they're hard to keep lit.
only one bone to deal with
They hire INTELLIGENT workers!It would be interesting to know the size difference of a Big Mac now vs 30 years ago. I bet local legend(?) Don Gorske knows.
https://www.guinnessworldrecords.co...fficially-consumed-his-32-000th-burger-670275
If we go for fast food, we like to find God's chicken (Chick Fil A). Pretty consistent, but for me, the service is the hook. I'm a self described service Nazi. I don't even need to be wowed - I'll settle for adequate service, even. I drive my family nuts with my expectations at a restaurant. So hard to find even adequate service these days. Chick Fil A's drive thru operation is usually a marvel of efficiency. I can get through a Chick Fil A drive thru with 50 cars ahead of me faster than a Culver's drive thru with 5 cars ahead of me. When I see that smooth operation it makes me think that maybe all hope isn't lost in the world of customer service.
They hire INTELLIGENT workers!
Go to Five Guys for a burger, fries and a drink and you'll drop 20 bucks.