-- Discuss places who offer a nice Country Fried Steak dinner w/ gravy

[Simply Red]

Please list some places who offer a nice Country Fried Steak dinner w/ gravy.


I remember that Folks had a fair one. Maybe Betty's Fried Chicken. Oh also that old restaurant at the Carthage Airport - my Grandmother worked there as a hostess. [RIP Grammy Lee. We'll do 'Tickle Hill' again in your Caprice Classic in Heaven together]

but anyway - also, would you plow the one plated below?

[Simply Red]

Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage

Like what? Chicken & Country are interchangeable terms. I've seen it served with brown gravy before but either name is still used.

Yeah that's inaccurate - The Chicken Fried Steak isn't indicating anything about chicken - aside from the fact that the steak is dredged and fried the same way someone would fry chicken - that's all that means when they say "Chicken Fried Steak."

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage

Like what? Chicken & Country are interchangeable terms. I've seen it served with brown gravy before but either name is still used.

It depends who you ask. They have become interchangeable, but country doesn't use eggs in the dredge and is never served with white gravy unless stated. There are also country recipes that just use a seasoned flour and no liquid dredge.

We got into this conversation at eggtc. when a friend ordered country fried steak thinking it was chicken. It wasn't as expected (mushroom gravy for starters) and we asked the manager and she explained. No big deal, but there are differences. If you order chicken you know what you're getting, if they offer country it might not be what you expect.

[Randallflagg]

Originally Posted by Stewie

It depends who you ask. They have become interchangeable, but country doesn't use eggs in the dredge and is never served with white gravy unless stated. There are also country recipes that just use a seasoned flour and no liquid dredge.

We got into this conversation at eggtc. when a friend ordered country fried steak thinking it was chicken. It wasn't as expected (mushroom gravy for starters) and we asked the manager and she explained. No big deal, but there are differences. If you order chicken you know what you're getting, if they offer country it might not be what you expect.

I don't know, but I watched my Grandmother dredge with eggs every summer from my 5th birthday until she passed about 14 years later. I HAVE seen country fried (chicken OR steak) with mushroom gravy (I like it, too!)

When I (or my Wife) make it now - we use "Kentucky seasoning Flour" for seasoning - it's found in most grocery stores and man, it takes me back to the country......


My God...Pork Chops fried in that stuff is what a little slice of heaven must be like....

[ChiliConCarnage]

Originally Posted by Stewie

If you order chicken you know what you're getting, if they offer country it might not be what you expect.

Interdasting. I just checked the online menu at a place that serves with the brown gravy Lunch: Country Fried Black Angus Steak
I guess it's a real thing; I've learned something today.

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by BiStateNo

I don't know, but I watched my Grandmother dredge with eggs every summer from my 5th birthday until she passed about 14 years later. I HAVE seen country fried (chicken OR steak) with mushroom gravy (I like it, too!)

When I (or my Wife) make it now - we use "Kentucky seasoning Flour" for seasoning - it's found in most grocery stores and man, it takes me back to the country......


My God...Pork Chops fried in that stuff is what a little slice of heaven must be like....

It's all good. I wouldn't turn down either option if offered.

I think chicken fried steak has a common theme. Country fried steak on the other hand is open to interpretation.

[TimBone]

True Story: the first year my wife and I were married, I was sitting in the living room one early afternoon playing video games when she walked in and asked what I wanted for dinner. I said, "You know how to make Chicken Fried Steak?" She said, "I should be able to make that pretty easily."

She walks back towards the kitchen and I hear a lot of rustling around in the freezer. After about 45 seconds of that rustling around, she yells from the kitchen, "We don't have any chicken."

Smh. Freaking Asian girls from California.

[J Diddy]

Originally Posted by TimBone

True Story: the first year my wife and I were married, I was sitting in the living room one early afternoon playing video games when she walked in and asked what I wanted for dinner. I said, "You know how to make Chicken Fried Steak?" She said, "I should be able to make that pretty easily."

She walks back towards the kitchen and I hear a lot of rustling around in the freezer. After about 45 seconds of that rustling around, she yells from the kitchen, "We don't have any chicken."

Smh. Freaking Asian girls from California.

Asian? Bet she had duck.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Sandersons, before it closed. God I loved that greasy spoon.

[Simply Red]

that would be Chicken Fried Chicken. Don't ever argue with me regarding food, clothes or betting, or It may hinder our E relationship.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

I thought chicken fried was white gravy and country fried Brown mushroom gravy. Interesting.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

I've got a big, thick, porterhouse steak. I'm going to chicken fry it in FMB'S honor.

[Simply Red]

Originally Posted by Der Flöprer

I thought chicken fried was white gravy and country fried Brown mushroom gravy. Interesting.

"chicken fried" = fried as (the same way) chicken would be fried.

[Mr. Flopnuts]

Originally Posted by Simply Red

"chicken fried" = fried as (the same way) chicken would be fried.

I really thought they both were. I just thought the difference was the topping. Learn something new every day!

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Chicken fried steak is breaded heavily and served with white soppy.

And mashed potatoes and green beans.

And that's the END of that story.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Williams

Chicken fried steak is breaded heavily and served with white soppy.

And mashed potatoes and green beans.

And that's the END of that story.

Fried okra. **** your green beans.