buttermilk fried chicken - CHIC-A-BOO style!
is it just me or does fried chicken just so happen to be the perfect cure for those bad days? ;)
(photo credits: Epicurious)
remember digging into your first plate of western-style fried chicken as a kid? the ones you get at hawkers/coffeeshops, typically served with a side of fries, coleslaw and a fried bun? I guess most of us never grew out of that phase, huh?
even at nOm, we crave for good ole’ Singaporean Western food from time to time and fried chicken always hits the spot, making our week a that much better - I guess there’s a reason why they call it a ‘ Happiness Plate’.
recently, we bumped into Rendi, a visually-impaired host at NOX Dine In The Dark who requested for us to cook his go-to version of fried chicken from a local restaurant chain, CHIC-A-BOO. we tried out this recipe adapted from mashed.com & we were so glad he enjoyed it!
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get the ingredients for the recipe here:
thyme, dried herbs, dried garlic, onion, paprika, MSG, potato starch
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