Brown's Chicken: Crispy, Golden, Chicago's Best
Colour tells you a great deal about fried chicken before you taste it. A pale coating means the oil never recovered its heat. A dark one means the fryer ran too hot or the oil has been used too long. The correct shade sits between the two, deep amber with lighter ridges where the coating thinned. Brown's Chicken has produced that shade consistently since 1949, when John and Belva Brown opened a...
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