What would a trip to Texas be without eating "chicken-fried" something? Un-authentic, that's what. So tonight I ate dinner at
The Black-eyed Pea. I know it's a chain, but since there are no locations north of the Mason-Dixon Line, I felt like an authentic cowgirl eating there. I decided to go for a full heart attack meal, and ordered chicken-fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy and fried corn. "Fried corn!?" you say. Yes, fried corn, and I wasn't quite sure what it was either.
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Here's a picture of fried corn. It was pretty good, but I decided that given a choice of breading or butter on my corn, I'll take
wonderful, delicious butter. Nonetheless, I'm totally not sorry that I tried fried corn-- after all, you only live once.
1 comment:
There is nothing better than getting sweet corn right from a stand and cooking it that night with butter and just the right amount of salt.
Mmmmm, corny.
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