Last week I visited a restaurant in Georgia. I ate sweet potato french fries and a fried dill pickle! Both were good! Seems like a lot of restaurants are repeats of the same old things. What unusual stuff have you run into lately?
True, but that's just basically a different way to serve onion rings, and what could be bad about that?Originally Posted by Deb25
Oh yum! That turkey quesadilla sounds fantastic! I get so annoyed that all American restaurants seem to jump on a bandwagon and serve the same thing. How many places now have a version of the fried onion bloom that originated at Outback?
When you have them, did they give you a dipping sauce? I had them up in Tomahawk, WI and they made it with what I thought would be sour cream or ranch, but it was sour cream of some sort, with a hint of ginger in it!! OMG it was sooo good, and I don't like sweet potato fries or sweet potatoes AT ALL....Originally Posted by Deb25
Last week I visited a restaurant in Georgia. I ate sweet potato french fries and a fried dill pickle! Both were good! Seems like a lot of restaurants are repeats of the same old things. What unusual stuff have you run into lately?
Ooo, we had a restaurant at one point that breaded their chicken fingers with Cap'n Crunch. They were good! Too bad that place has long since gone by the wayside.Originally Posted by lunasmom
One restaraunt by where we use to live made a chicken something or other and the item used to bread the chicken was Cap N' Crunch. It was really good, but easily filling!
i've never seen sweet potato fries, but there's a local place that serves fried dill pickles - the slices, like you put on burgers. they're pretty goodOriginally Posted by AbbysMom
I have seen the sweet potato fries up here before, but never a fried dill pickle!
Ah yes fair food! Or heart-attacks as we like to call them. I have to say I havne't been interested in trying them myself eihter but my fiance does!!Originally Posted by okeefecl
I've seen, but never tried, battered fried Three Musketeer bars and battered fried cheesecake.