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Old 09-16-2010, 04:56 PM
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Default Chicken Fried Steak

I'll have mine with pineapple grits.
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As an Arkansan who lived in Texas at one point, I just never gravitated to Chicken Fried Steak. However, a nice helping of grits (I like mine with a little bit of pepper, one dash of hot sauce, light on the butter) and corn fritters is what I live for.
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On an episode of Deep Fried Paradise, a diner in some small town in either Texas or Oklahoma was featured because of its chicken-fried bacon.

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Old 09-16-2010, 05:54 PM
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On an episode of Deep Fried Paradise, a diner in some small town in either Texas or Oklahoma was featured because of its chicken-fried bacon.

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I saw that episode. That episode was awesome. My kid likes bacon so much that he once crumbled a piece up and put it in his root beer float at a local steak buffet. He asked me if I thought he was the first person in the world to ever mix bacon with a root beer float and I told him "probably not."
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