It was good old Colonel Saunders who really locked in on the commercial potential in 1930 when he started pressure-frying chicken breaded in his secret spices at his service station in Corbin, Kentucky.
This paved the way for Kentucky Fried and all the other fried chickens that emerged in the years that followed. The deep-frying method was brought across the pond by Scottish immigrants.
Additionally, Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles is one of our favorite restaurants to eat it at on a regular basis.
Not only was the Los Angeles institution immortalized in the films "Pulp Fiction" and "Swingers," but it also received the soul-food mark of approval
when President Obama himself said to Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" that he had stopped by for some wings and waffles and had them while riding in the presidential limousine.
After bringing the deep-frying technique over from Scotland, the real moneymaker was Colonel Saunders, who in 1930 began pressure-frying chicken coated in his secret spices at his service station in Corbin,
One of our favorite ways to eat fried chicken is with waffles. Other ways to consume it include nuggets, fingers, popcorn, nibbles, and patties. And Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles is a great spot for us to enjoy it.