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Fried Chicken and Maple Waffles

Watch as Chaya Rapoport, a Kettle & Cord Kitchen chef, presents soul food at its best: Fried chicken and sriracha-maple waffles. Video

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Go Chaya!!!!
April 20, 2018 2:30 pm

Yum!!! My mouth is watering from just watching!! Let’s see what happens when i make it!!

terminology
April 20, 2018 7:15 am

I agree with# 6. Also have an issue with calling things “bacon” even though they mean crispy kosher meat. Why cant we just be proud of our own “soul food”, and yes, it is soul food that feeds our Jewish neshamos.

mk
April 19, 2018 6:38 pm

The recipe should be changed to exclude any mention of butter
or milk.. Even though it seems obvious that margarine and dairyless beverages are meant, there are those who might share it with people who may be less informed and it constitutes “lifnei eyvair lo sitain michshol”

Wow
April 19, 2018 5:40 pm

Great job chaya! Your recipe is both creative and sophisticated, and the results look so unbelievably perfect- i’d Love to taste it. (Don’t have enough patience to make it myself)

This may be good but it is neither soul food nor southern style.
April 19, 2018 1:25 pm

Fried chicken in the south would never be served with any kind of syrup. Our breaded chicken is an art Simply bread by dipping chicken in flour seasoned with salt, pepper and perhaps a bit of ground thyme, then into egg and again flour. The test is to achieve a crispy, noncrumbly crust and moist chicken.
For those who ask – great fried chicken is equal to chicken soup. Both warm the soul and show the devotion of a loving cook. Simple but not delicious unless done perfectly.

My 2 cents
April 19, 2018 10:20 am

Soul food is not Jewish at all. Now if you’re talking about “Jewish soul food” there’s lots out there but soul food itself is a black American concept with nothing Jewish about it.

Wondering Chossid
April 19, 2018 9:24 am

If anyone could please explain what is Jewish about “Soul Food” I’d love to know. Thank you.

Yum
April 19, 2018 8:15 am

Takes me back to my roots!

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