Cajun Style Fried Chicken
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We almost never fry chicken at home, but really enjoy fried chicken and Popeyes fried chicken, particularly dark meat, thighs, legs, and wings.
Anyone tried to replicate this style of fried chicken?
Paul
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We almost never fry chicken at home, but really enjoy fried chicken and Popeyes fried chicken, particularly dark meat, thighs, legs, and wings.
Anyone tried to replicate this style of fried chicken?
processhead Have you tried the Chicken on the Run that Walton’s sales? It is awesome.
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We almost never fry chicken at home, but really enjoy fried chicken and Popeyes fried chicken, particularly dark meat, thighs, legs, and wings.
Anyone tried to replicate this style of fried chicken?
processhead I was raised on Popeye’s fried chicken since before they renamed their 1st store to the now famous chicken. I have tried, including commercial products, and I can not duplicate their batter/coating.
I’ve not stopped trying.
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We almost never fry chicken at home, but really enjoy fried chicken and Popeyes fried chicken, particularly dark meat, thighs, legs, and wings.
Anyone tried to replicate this style of fried chicken?
processhead i had Popeyes a few weeks back for the first time in Champagne Illinois. Sad to say i wont go back. Kentucky Fried Chicken all the way. Now that i would like to duplicate
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processhead Have you tried the Chicken on the Run that Walton’s sales? It is awesome.
Tex_77 said in Cajun Style Fried Chicken:
processhead Have you tried the Chicken on the Run that Walton’s sales? It is awesome.
I will be trying Chicken on the Run just base on the rave reviews it has been getting from you folks.
twilliams Popeye’s is probably not for everyone, but while we lived in Louisiana we got addicted to the spicy version. Their mild chicken is ok but doesn’t really do it for me.
The chicken, along with their sides made for a satisfying fast food meal. The red beans and rice and dirty rice are pretty good. They used to have excellent fried onion rings but sadly they are no longer on the menu. On the plus side, they have added a spicy chicken sandwich that to me is top-shelf.
Paul
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Tex_77 said in Cajun Style Fried Chicken:
processhead Have you tried the Chicken on the Run that Walton’s sales? It is awesome.
I will be trying Chicken on the Run just base on the rave reviews it has been getting from you folks.
twilliams Popeye’s is probably not for everyone, but while we lived in Louisiana we got addicted to the spicy version. Their mild chicken is ok but doesn’t really do it for me.
The chicken, along with their sides made for a satisfying fast food meal. The red beans and rice and dirty rice are pretty good. They used to have excellent fried onion rings but sadly they are no longer on the menu. On the plus side, they have added a spicy chicken sandwich that to me is top-shelf.
processhead I’ve only had Popeyes spicy chicken sandwich and it was pretty good. My wife got the plain sandwich and we each took a bite of the others sandwich. We both agreed the spicy was much better. Not sure why there is such a difference, but there is. twilliams I do still like a good KFC dinner now and then.
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processhead I would use the marinade that we sell for chicken on the run too (https://www.waltonsinc.com/chicken-on-the-run-marinade) it is almost ridiculously reasonably priced at less than 2 dollars for enough to marinate an insane amount of chicken. That has a nice saltiness to it that is going to come closer to a KFC or Popeyes chicken.
On a somewhat related note, has anyone had a chance to try the Taco Bell chicken sandwich? I might break my no fast food rule if it ever comes here and grab a chic-filet, a BK, a Popeyes and one of those and do a podcast on it with @The-Fridge-Raider who is the most amusing person I have ever listened to when reviewing food.
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We almost never fry chicken at home, but really enjoy fried chicken and Popeyes fried chicken, particularly dark meat, thighs, legs, and wings.
Anyone tried to replicate this style of fried chicken?
processhead interesting fact Popeyes and churches chicken are owned and operated by the same CEO. They use the same recipes for chicken. Churches is just a low budget operation and the chicken is much less expensive but no red beans and rice
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At one time, Popeyes was the only chicken franchise (that I am aware of) that offered fried chicken livers, which I also really crave once in a while. They quit offering those too, and moved towards more seafood offerings on the menu. Popeyes biscuits are pretty good too.
JoeB at one time Al Copeland was the owner and CEO of Churches and Popeyes’s . Back in the day, he would decorate the outside of his house for the holidays and it became kind of a destination place for people to drive to in New Orleans.Paul
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JoeB I remember going to see his Christmas displays. It was extrodonary. They got bigger each year until the neighbors won a lawsuit and Copeland moved his display I believe to City Park.
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JoeB I remember going to see his Christmas displays. It was extrodonary. They got bigger each year until the neighbors won a lawsuit and Copeland moved his display I believe to City Park.
Chef you see I read his biography but you guys walked the walk. I do remember that churches was developed to comp for losses
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At one time, Popeyes was the only chicken franchise (that I am aware of) that offered fried chicken livers, which I also really crave once in a while. They quit offering those too, and moved towards more seafood offerings on the menu. Popeyes biscuits are pretty good too.
JoeB at one time Al Copeland was the owner and CEO of Churches and Popeyes’s . Back in the day, he would decorate the outside of his house for the holidays and it became kind of a destination place for people to drive to in New Orleans.processhead Churches in our area still have livers and gizzard. Once in a great while, I grab an order.
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to change the fast food item I miss long john silvers
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craigrice I love them too. I know most people are not affected with MSG, but as much as I love them, I suffer for about 12 hours.
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living where I do there arnt any or any Arbys
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craigrice May be time to move. LOL Too cold up there anyway.
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its just right
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At one time, Popeyes was the only chicken franchise (that I am aware of) that offered fried chicken livers, which I also really crave once in a while. They quit offering those too, and moved towards more seafood offerings on the menu. Popeyes biscuits are pretty good too.
JoeB at one time Al Copeland was the owner and CEO of Churches and Popeyes’s . Back in the day, he would decorate the outside of his house for the holidays and it became kind of a destination place for people to drive to in New Orleans.processhead my go to place for chicken, livers and gizzards when I am south is Chicken Express. Their chicken is pretty good, but they cook their chicken livers and gizzards to order. Always hot and tasty.
If you ask my wife her new go to place is Buc-cees, she is impressed withe the size of place and number of pumps. And she can always find something that she needs to buy, and their bbq isn’t to bad.
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craigrice Sounds like you live in a similar environment that I do. We have a few fast food franchises in the cities.
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