/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Yes it’s a steak fried in the style of fried chicken ya dingus

>>12948902
Chicken fried is the adjective. Steak is the noun.
Were you confused by crayola crayons when you were younger too?

>chicken-fried chicken
>literally just fried chicken

>>12948902
>chicken fried chicken

>>12948912
>>12948909
what is milanaise?

>>12948902
>chicken fried steak
Doesn't even exist except in the minds of retarded flyovers who have no relevancy whatsoever in 2019.

>>12948948
Same thing but for spics

Call it Schnitzel and be done with it.

>>12948902
you tellin me a chicken fried this steak?

>>12949089
>Doesn't even exist
you are missing out on literally the peakest of peak performance diner meals

>>12948912
are you retarded? chicken and steak are nouns and fried is verb

>>12948902
it's a combination of milanos and mayonnaise

>>12948909
>>12948912
>>12948919
>>12949186
holy fuck are americans seriously this stupid? lmao
how embarrassing

>hamburger
>literally made from beef
???

>>12948902
>>12948917
>>12948919
>Travel to USA for the first time as adult
>Go to restaurant
>Sit at the bar
>Bartender is the nicest black dude
>Look at the menu
>See "chicken fried steak" and "chicken fried chicken breast"
>Have to ask the dude what's the difference
>We both amuse over this silly naming
The fried chicken breast was nice. Had I had more time in that city, I would have returned to that place.

If you don't eat this, you're a capitol F FAGGOT

>>12951567
You asked the difference between chicken and steak?

>>12948902
>"This recipe makes 50 cookies"
>Actually makes less than 20

>>12951601
>americans calling mincemeat "hamburger"

>americans calling mincemeat "hamburger"

>>12949188
>are you retarded? chicken and steak are nouns and fried is verb
Go back and try reading again. Maybe a little more slowly this time. Here you go:
>>12948912
>Chicken fried is the adjective.
>Chicken fried
See? Notice how "chicken fried" isn't the same thing as "chicken." "Chicken fried" is describing the steak.
Also RE: your "fried is a verb" comment, "fried" isn't a verb *in this context*.
If someone wrote "I fried the steak" then THAT would be "fried" as a verb.
If instead someone writes "I like this chicken fried steak," then "fried" in that sentence absolutely would not be a verb.

>>12948902
loss

>>12948909
>>12948912
Where's the hyphen?

>>12948909

If I boil hot dogs like I boil eggs are they now egg boiled hot dogs?

>>12951579
That looks nasty, especially the wrinkled ass egg.

>>12952444
>chicken fried
>2 words are an adjective
Anon, may I redirect you to a 6th grade English class?

>>12951579
>easy eggs
cringe, try eating them sunny side up, or as I like to call it: the correct way

>>12953187
It’s a fried egg, there’s nothing wrong with it retard.

>>12953650
>Obama is speaking like a middle schooler

>>12948902
This shit confused the shit out of me when I first came across it at a local restaurant.

>>12953688
>9th grade is middle school
Stop embarrassing yourself Trumptard

>people trash talking chicken fried steak

>>12953688

>>12951583

if something in american south is named chicken fried something, it tends to be a dish that is fried like chicken duh, but it comes with milk gravy, aka bechemel

chicken fried chicken is just a naming convention that lets you know you're getting a chicken cutlet breaded and fried but also with the gravy

>>12953650
>2 words can't be an adjective
Just stop already you mongoloid.

>>12953688
Imagine being so dumb you didn't attend high school

>>12951583
Yes. "Steak" is usually associated with beef, but it clearly said "chicken". It was reasonable to ask.

>>12948919
Are you saying a CHICKEN fried this?!?!

>>12949170
>spics
>Italian dish
Retard

>>12948948
Some kind of sauce, I'm guessing.

>>12956388
The Argentinians are crazy about their "milanesas"

>>12948902
>thought this was a retarded thread premise op made up
>>12948909
>>12948912
>americans actually came out to defend it

>>12956437
it's a real thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HY51Nj3WHz0

>>12955211
Stop taking the bait