Chef John" you are one COOL DUDE !! I'm 71 yrs. and from a family of "CHEF'S", "COOKS". I love your video's, and most of your recipes. Your "high", "low", and even a little "WIMPY" voice ADDS to your ALLURE.!! Great sense of humor, and delivery.!! Love watching your video's, as a side note, I have been using your "EASIEST PIZZA DOUGH" recipe since first coming across it.!! It really is a NO FAIL RECIPE and more than satisfies my pallet. Keep up the great video's, and VERY well wishes to you and loved ones.
Ive learnt to cook pretty well from all of your video's. I recon these kind of tutorial series are the best thing o n the net. Have definitley learnt a lot about cooking from Chef John. Fantastic work ! Chef John. I wish I knew something I could teach in a such an entertaining and clear way. Bravo!
YOU BROUGHT BACK A HAPPY MEMORY. I am in my 70's and my mother used to always roast a picknic ham in a brown paper grocery bag, No writing on the bag. It was always so moist and yummy. It kept he ham moist and delish.💛💛💛
My cousin used to make a sandwich without the cheese on the outside but with very good cheddar cheese and a healthy sprinkle of cayenne. I have always liked cayenne with cheese.
I just want to say that St. Patty Melt is absolutely INSANE. I knew it would be good based on what Chef John said but it was better than that. One of the better sandwiches I've ever eaten.
Damn that Inside Out Grilled Cheese Sandwich would be a perfect combination with Cream of Tomato Soup. I also confess that I use to fry up thick slices of sharp cheddar because I loved the the taste & texture of the melted fried cheese lol. I'll be 69 in September & my Mom started me cooking when I was 5 years old, so I've been cooking for 65 years, creating lots of my own recipes.
Any you'd like to share? Preferably something that doesn't require a ton of active time . With 4 children, the quicker it can be assembled, the more successful it ends up being.
Thanks for all the great sandwich recipes and tips! Can't wait to try these. In my experience, hands work best for breading if you pick a "dry" hand for the breading and a "wet" hand for the wash. That's how my grandma taught me and it works well.
I used to love jelly sandwiches when I was a kid. One morning my mother was making French toast, and I had her French-toast my jelly sandwich. Delicious. And I also love the heels of the bread - my father and I would argue over who got to eat the heel. But a loaf has two heels...
Inside out grilled cheese!!!!!! That was the first video i ever watched from chef john (hit my recommended and was cheesy, totally got my attention), subscribed and i think it was one of the big pushes for me to start learning about cooking. Now i'm a pretty great cook, judging by the family reviews!
Now that I’ve grown old(knew you meant Olive Oyl but didn’t know the spelling) I’ve concluded chicken breasts are too big for 1 serving, so i slice them horizontally to get 2 for 1. Makes them easier to cook too. 😎🍹
#1- i always cut my chicken breasts in half. It helps with even breading, even cooking, even marinating and even eating. And as a plus means we get 2Xs the sandwiches.
For the cuban sandwich, I have found that heating an empty cast iron Dutch oven on the stove, and heating a large cast iron skillet as well. When you place the sandwich in the skillet to grill, placing the Dutch oven on top works to both press and toast the top side.
I would assume you don't use an enameled dutch oven. I would think a dry heated enameled pan would be terrible for the enamel. I would only try this with an old school lodge type oven, not a le creuset type. Perhaps I'm wrong, but I wouldn't risk ruining an expensive Dutch oven, for the cost of a cheap panini press.
Great episode! I love food between two slices of bread. The Cubano is a big fave with my family. This is exactly how I make our. I grill on our George Foreman grill. Chef’s Kiss! Thanks, Chef!
I made my own variation on a Monte Cristo, except instead of ham I used pastrami and turkey, one side of the bread had Dijon, the other side had cranberry chutney, it was delicious.
"Cranberry chutney" omg that sounds delicious . Never seen that in my country . My mom makes a rhubarb chutney . Rhubarbs grow like crazy without much effort once you plant them and the sweet/sour tartness makes them great in chutneys .
I worked as a Manager and no, there are not corn flakes in the breading mix it's just the globules made from drops of the marinade introduced to the dry breading.
I'm kind of a Chick-fil-A aficionado. I can tell you right now, you need to press the chicken into the flour mixture. Lean your whole body into it if that's what it takes. When you flip it, repeat the process. That's the technique they use to really embed the crust
I live in south Florida and cuban sandwich is my to go item when I go to a Cuban restaurant. Yours looks as good and as authentic as the ones I eat in my area. Yum!
Popeye's is my favorite chicken sandwich. I always thought they added baking soda to the batter. I personally have not liked ANY spicy chicken sandwich I have tried, from any fast food joint. I love spicy, but I find all these places make it so hot your taste buds burn and you can't taste anything else. Also, I find that the spicy chicken seems to come out drier and seems to always be a smaller piece of chicken. Love your show, Chef.
Chef john, for the marindade for chicken sandwhich, do the marindae pretty much the same with all your flavours but add eggs and buttermilk and whisk through some plain flour till semi thick. Makes the best Dredge/ marinade. Also add just a handful of breadcrubs to your flour coatings
To make the fried chicken sandwich, I pound the breast to be thinner, switch out the flour for corn starch so the breading is cornmeal, corn starch, and baking powder, then I do the double frying so that the second frying keeps the chicken crisp. I never heard of the ranch dressing ingredient. Will try that for sure.
I prefer the Puerto Rican Media Noche sandwich. Basically a cubano but for the bread they use sweet bread. That little change does it for me. Slightly sweet an savory mmm.
Some advice on making a cubano for those interested from a South Floridian: Make the bread yourself like Chef John. Real cuban bread is unbeatable in the experience of eating a cubano (which don't exist in Cuba, btw) and you're unlikely to find it at your local bakery. It's fairly simple if you have any experience baking and should be airier and fluffier than a baguette by a country mile due to the use of lard as the fat. Another tip is to use cuban mojo roast pork. It's very similar to Chef John's recipe, but with a soaking of sour orange and extra garlic in the roasting process. If you don't have access to sour oranges you can mix orange and lemon juice, preferably fresh. That's it! Chef John really has got the recipe down pat, just some recommendations to get the more authentic cuban flavors! If you want you can also substitute the cuban bread for a similarly shaped loaf of Challah bread for a variation called a Medianoche.
I tried the Madame Cristo. I think I maybe used too much butter cause the bread was still soft. Still a very pleasant breakfast! I also used salami instead of honey ham, cause that's what I had handy. Thanks for putting all of these into a handy space, Chef! :)
Inside out grilled cheese reminds me of one I make. However, I would disagree (which I know I should never do when it comes to Chef John) with only using white bread. I make mine with sourdough (I thought you were from the Frisco area) and then parmesan on the outside. Absolutely the best grilled cheese ever. BTW, when was that original recipe video made, I thought I have been watching you from the beginning but that thing outdated me.
My grandmother taught my mother who taught me how to fry chicken. Dry chicken dredged in flour and fried in reserved bacon grease. The remainder was used to make the best gravy you’ll ever have. My parents were farm people and didn’t waste anything,
For the "Corn Flakes" drizzle some of your wash or marinade/brine into the dredge, and use a fork to whisk, it'll create flakes of your seasoned flour that stick to the breasts
For most of my life, I fixed grilled cheese sandwiches with white bread. But, one day, I didn't have white bread, so I used rye. I've been eating it that way ever since. Try it!
I’ll definitely be giving the st paddy’s day melt a try, looks delicious and easy to make. And I’ve been trying to incorporate more vegetarian dishes into my diet, because it’s cheaper and healthy. The price of meat is so high there’s no way we could have it every night anyway!
Deep Frying> To get anything extra crispy, fry for allotted time> minus 1 min (example, if allotted time is 5 mins, fry for 4 mins. Take out of fryer, get grease back-up to selected temp; put item back in fryer for 2 mins, and take out!
@@TBSWORLD77 the creator of this video doesn't need you to defend them and isn't grateful for your attempt to do so. Videos need feedback, both positive and negative.
I'll never forget the first video of yours I watched (quick cured salmon) and I thought "what a weirdo". But I love everything you do, and we have the same cooking minds. Thank you, chef. #msgrules
I am often "extra hungry" and your inside-out grilled cheese has never failed to satisfy. Then again I could likely eat white bread dipped in hot sauce and it would have a similar effect when in that ...mood.
cool, great tip on cross cutting the thick end. I cook chicken breast all the time and always have to wait on the thick side(unless I've pounded them).
Yeah why did you switch out the fork? I'm a working chef and you were doing fantastic with the fork. I was admiring your technique as it's new to me. Right when I was remembering all those breaded fingertips I've had previously, you drop the fork and go full on Q-tip fingers by using the same hand for both wet and dry. It was funny! Thanks for the smiles :)
Chef John whatever happened to using a paper bag for fried chicken? Of course do your marinade. Prepare your wet and dry coatings but you put your dry in a paper bag. Do your technic of drying the marinade then drop all the chicken in the bag and shake for a few seconds. Take all the pieces out and put in the wet then all back in the bag shake again. You can repeat this as many time as you want. My great grandmother, and grandmother did this about three to four times my mother didn't like the extra crust so she only did it twice. Sit on rack so the outside drys (15 to 20 min) then fry.This makes sure everything is coated evenly, keeps you hands and you counters clean. Of course since the flour, salt, pepper, baking powder was exposed to raw chicken the flour egg, milk is combined to make biscuits.
A 43 minute video of Chef John making sandwiches is everything and more we could ask for.
You can say that again! And he is so upbeat and entertaining! I really enjoy watching him.
I have to restrain myself from eating too many chef John dishes...these sandwiches look amazing
6:23 I had the captions turned on, and when you checked for crisp with the fork, it read [“Applause!”]
That is perfect!
Good to see you still around, John!
Chef John" you are one COOL DUDE !! I'm 71 yrs. and from a family of "CHEF'S", "COOKS". I love your video's, and most of your recipes. Your "high", "low", and even a little "WIMPY" voice ADDS to your ALLURE.!! Great sense of humor, and delivery.!! Love watching your video's, as a side note, I have been using your "EASIEST PIZZA DOUGH" recipe since first coming across it.!! It really is a NO FAIL RECIPE and more than satisfies my pallet. Keep up the great video's, and VERY well wishes to you and loved ones.
At 34:00 I must correct you, your videos could never be to long! They always inspire and make hungry!🎉
I wish I could like this more than once.
5+ times, I attempted to like this video more than once.
Picked a random food video to watch while digesting my supper. "Only a psychopath would leave part of the bread unspread." 🤣 I'm an instant fan!
Ive learnt to cook pretty well from all of your video's. I recon these kind of tutorial series are the best thing o n the net. Have definitley learnt a lot about cooking from Chef John. Fantastic work ! Chef John. I wish I knew something I could teach in a such an entertaining and clear way. Bravo!
YOU BROUGHT BACK A HAPPY MEMORY. I am in my 70's and my mother used to always roast a picknic ham in a brown paper grocery bag, No writing on the bag. It was always so moist and yummy. It kept he ham moist and delish.💛💛💛
Try using some of the pickle juice from the dill pickle chips in the marinade.
He did.
My cousin used to make a sandwich without the cheese on the outside but with very good cheddar cheese and a healthy sprinkle of cayenne. I have always liked cayenne with cheese.
Well, heck, I can put sliced meat the other way and have it fit the bread? MIND BLOWN!
I just like hearing this guy talk. He could commentate baseball games with the greatest of ease.
I just want to say that St. Patty Melt is absolutely INSANE. I knew it would be good based on what Chef John said but it was better than that. One of the better sandwiches I've ever eaten.
French toast sandwiches are my favorite camping food. I do a Monte Cristo with artisan bread, and a jam and cream cheese french toast with croissants.
I love Chef John for the gusto with which he enjoys his gastronomic showpieces.
Damn that Inside Out Grilled Cheese Sandwich would be a perfect combination with Cream of Tomato Soup.
I also confess that I use to fry up thick slices of sharp cheddar because I loved the the taste & texture of the melted fried cheese lol.
I'll be 69 in September & my Mom started me cooking when I was 5 years old, so I've been cooking for 65 years, creating lots of my own recipes.
Any you'd like to share? Preferably something that doesn't require a ton of active time . With 4 children, the quicker it can be assembled, the more successful it ends up being.
Thanks for all the great sandwich recipes and tips! Can't wait to try these.
In my experience, hands work best for breading if you pick a "dry" hand for the breading and a "wet" hand for the wash. That's how my grandma taught me and it works well.
I used to love jelly sandwiches when I was a kid. One morning my mother was making French toast, and I had her French-toast my jelly sandwich. Delicious. And I also love the heels of the bread - my father and I would argue over who got to eat the heel. But a loaf has two heels...
I've done all these recipes of yours over the years. Cubano is my favorite. World-class flavors. Thanks!
Inside out grilled cheese!!!!!! That was the first video i ever watched from chef john (hit my recommended and was cheesy, totally got my attention), subscribed and i think it was one of the big pushes for me to start learning about cooking. Now i'm a pretty great cook, judging by the family reviews!
I hope that chef John's corporate overloards keep making more videos like this.
Add smoked bacon bits to the St Patty's sandwich. The ultimate decadence. Just amazingly delicious.
A 43 minute long video from Chef John? Lord have mercy on my kitchen.
Now that I’ve grown old(knew you meant Olive Oyl but didn’t know the spelling) I’ve concluded chicken breasts are too big for 1 serving, so i slice them horizontally to get 2 for 1. Makes them easier to cook too. 😎🍹
"So, Amen to that!" You're hysterical, John.
#1- i always cut my chicken breasts in half. It helps with even breading, even cooking, even marinating and even eating. And as a plus means we get 2Xs the sandwiches.
I agree. I've never seen the whole breast used like it was here. Too thick.
I think that chicken breasts in my local store are freakishly huge. It's off-putting.
I've made the fried chicken sandwich and let me tell you, it's pretty dang good!
For the cuban sandwich, I have found that heating an empty cast iron Dutch oven on the stove, and heating a large cast iron skillet as well. When you place the sandwich in the skillet to grill, placing the Dutch oven on top works to both press and toast the top side.
Mmmmm 😋
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That's genius
I would assume you don't use an enameled dutch oven. I would think a dry heated enameled pan would be terrible for the enamel. I would only try this with an old school lodge type oven, not a le creuset type.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but I wouldn't risk ruining an expensive Dutch oven, for the cost of a cheap panini press.
Great episode! I love food between two slices of bread. The Cubano is a big fave with my family. This is exactly how I make our. I grill on our George Foreman grill. Chef’s Kiss! Thanks, Chef!
I made my own variation on a Monte Cristo, except instead of ham I used pastrami and turkey, one side of the bread had Dijon, the other side had cranberry chutney, it was delicious.
"Cranberry chutney" omg that sounds delicious . Never seen that in my country . My mom makes a rhubarb chutney . Rhubarbs grow like crazy without much effort once you plant them and the sweet/sour tartness makes them great in chutneys .
@@NeuroHead it’s actually a cranberry apple chutney, the apples balance the cranberries well, the brand I get is Stonewall Kitchen.
I worked as a Manager and no, there are not corn flakes in the breading mix it's just the globules made from drops of the marinade introduced to the dry breading.
I'm kind of a Chick-fil-A aficionado. I can tell you right now, you need to press the chicken into the flour mixture. Lean your whole body into it if that's what it takes.
When you flip it, repeat the process. That's the technique they use to really embed the crust
I worked there for 5 years. You need to break open the breast. Break those tendons so it fries flatter and has more surface area for the crust.
Also add powdered sugar to the dry mix.
ME: *wins $600 million in the lottery*
DAY ONE: Buy lakeside mansion
DAY TWO: Hire Chef John as my personal chef
Smart move
I live in south Florida and cuban sandwich is my to go item when I go to a Cuban restaurant. Yours looks as good and as authentic as the ones I eat in my area. Yum!
Lol 😆 this is the best chef on the internet " if you know that then you're old" im old
ME TOO! 👵🏽🤣
ME THREE!!!!😜😝☺
I know it and Im only 27, but to be fair I watched a lot of Popeye reruns as a child.
I’m old 🥰😁
I know that and 40 isn't old.
My mouth was watering during the Cuban. Wow. The St. Patty Melt is also one that I will definitely be trying. Thank you, Chef John!
I only clicked for the Cuban I skipped straight to that part.
Popeye's is my favorite chicken sandwich. I always thought they added baking soda to the batter. I personally have not liked ANY spicy chicken sandwich I have tried, from any fast food joint. I love spicy, but I find all these places make it so hot your taste buds burn and you can't taste anything else. Also, I find that the spicy chicken seems to come out drier and seems to always be a smaller piece of chicken. Love your show, Chef.
"from a certain valley, that's very well hidden" can't get a minute into the video without laughing my ass off 😂
I started coughing 😂
Wow! Thanks for the crinkled up foil tip! Genius!
I love sandwiches portable nutrition absolute satisfaction for the hungry mind body and soul
Inside out grilled cheese is still my go to, and works for any hot sandwich or bun (love burgers that way)
"My love for burgers is borderline inappropriate.".. I literally laughed out loud! Loved that line x3
Craving a Cuban sandwich so much right now! 🤤
👍👍👍👨Chef John you’re the man….Awwwwwesome
Chef john, for the marindade for chicken sandwhich, do the marindae pretty much the same with all your flavours but add eggs and buttermilk and whisk through some plain flour till semi thick. Makes the best Dredge/ marinade. Also add just a handful of breadcrubs to your flour coatings
To make the fried chicken sandwich, I pound the breast to be thinner, switch out the flour for corn starch so the breading is cornmeal, corn starch, and baking powder, then I do the double frying so that the second frying keeps the chicken crisp. I never heard of the ranch dressing ingredient. Will try that for sure.
Just absolutely delicious sandwiches.
I prefer the Puerto Rican Media Noche sandwich. Basically a cubano but for the bread they use sweet bread. That little change does it for me. Slightly sweet an savory mmm.
The Fried Chicken Sandwich was excellent and surprisingly easy to make.
"The food-gods hate a coward."
I need that on a t-shirt.
Some advice on making a cubano for those interested from a South Floridian: Make the bread yourself like Chef John. Real cuban bread is unbeatable in the experience of eating a cubano (which don't exist in Cuba, btw) and you're unlikely to find it at your local bakery. It's fairly simple if you have any experience baking and should be airier and fluffier than a baguette by a country mile due to the use of lard as the fat.
Another tip is to use cuban mojo roast pork. It's very similar to Chef John's recipe, but with a soaking of sour orange and extra garlic in the roasting process. If you don't have access to sour oranges you can mix orange and lemon juice, preferably fresh.
That's it! Chef John really has got the recipe down pat, just some recommendations to get the more authentic cuban flavors! If you want you can also substitute the cuban bread for a similarly shaped loaf of Challah bread for a variation called a Medianoche.
A valley that's"fairly well-hidden" LOL Subtle,Chef, very well played, sir!
Hello .. always enjoy and have a good laugh time ... Thank you
Great recipes 👌🏻 looking so yummy I love the way Chef John says at the end (& as always Enjoy!) in a very smooth and relaxing way 😅
My mouth watered so much at the chicken sandwich
10:35 The description of the bread made me laugh so hard! thanks for cooking and the laughs!
Roast pork with red onion chutney and spring onions, toasted in a Foreman grill. Amazing.
I tried the Madame Cristo. I think I maybe used too much butter cause the bread was still soft. Still a very pleasant breakfast! I also used salami instead of honey ham, cause that's what I had handy. Thanks for putting all of these into a handy space, Chef! :)
Pure perfection ❤ the best food is always made at home
lmao oh my goodness the ham cutting! This is why you are the best chef! I will definitely be doing this lol
For the grilled cheese sandwich ...I use the regular Parmesan in the shaker from Kraft on the outside.....I like the two cheese flavors together.
I've seen some recipes where they put some drops of the wash in the breading which makes larger coating crumbles
OMGoodness! I love you for your chicken Sandwich John. I mean, it's not the only reason but...I really love a good chicken sandwich.
Loved the bong toasted cheese 🤗
Chef John, you are the best teacher 💚
Inside out grilled cheese reminds me of one I make. However, I would disagree (which I know I should never do when it comes to Chef John) with only using white bread. I make mine with sourdough (I thought you were from the Frisco area) and then parmesan on the outside. Absolutely the best grilled cheese ever. BTW, when was that original recipe video made, I thought I have been watching you from the beginning but that thing outdated me.
He's been here like 12 years or longer if memory serves correctly
My grandmother taught my mother who taught me how to fry chicken. Dry chicken dredged in flour and fried in reserved bacon grease. The remainder was used to make the best gravy you’ll ever have. My parents were farm people and didn’t waste anything,
For the "Corn Flakes" drizzle some of your wash or marinade/brine into the dredge, and use a fork to whisk, it'll create flakes of your seasoned flour that stick to the breasts
I love your channel! Thank you John!
Thank you, Chef John!
Use some powdered sugar in the dry batter. It gives a stronger crunch. 1 to 2 top powder sugar to 2 cups of flower.
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Just made the Cubano last night..........my favorite sammich!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for the tips.
For most of my life, I fixed grilled cheese sandwiches with white bread. But, one day, I didn't have white bread, so I used rye. I've been eating it that way ever since. Try it!
It seems that the addition of cornstarch makes the coating crispy.
The Cubano rules, and Chef John,'s rules them all. So much better than in Cuban restaurant.
I’ll definitely be giving the st paddy’s day melt a try, looks delicious and easy to make. And I’ve been trying to incorporate more vegetarian dishes into my diet, because it’s cheaper and healthy. The price of meat is so high there’s no way we could have it every night anyway!
Would a batter give a texture closer to Pop Eye’s? Marinade, flour then batter? Also, you need more mayo for the full fast food experience.
Thanks for the tip about cutting the thick end of the chicken breast.
Wheres the shooter sandwich? I love that one!!
thank you for your work
John just so know you were very successful, and now making a messing my kitchen. Hello from Sacramento CA.
The "secret" to chik filet breading is the use of pickle juice in the wash.
Deep Frying> To get anything extra crispy, fry for allotted time> minus 1 min (example, if allotted time is 5 mins, fry for 4 mins. Take out of fryer, get grease back-up to selected temp; put item back in fryer for 2 mins, and take out!
For the Chick-Fil-A sandwich, you need to include a pickle brine in the marinade. That’s what they do.
Then go get chick fil lay. God you miss the whole point of the channel.
@@TBSWORLD77 the creator of this video doesn't need you to defend them and isn't grateful for your attempt to do so. Videos need feedback, both positive and negative.
Dan 821: right!
@@TBSWORLD77 a lot of people don't have chic fila anywhere near them and appreciate the input toward authenticity.
Chick-fil-a doesn't use a pickle brine, they use MSG.
I'll never forget the first video of yours I watched (quick cured salmon) and I thought "what a weirdo". But I love everything you do, and we have the same cooking minds. Thank you, chef.
#msgrules
I'm so hungry after watching this!
I am often "extra hungry" and your inside-out grilled cheese has never failed to satisfy. Then again I could likely eat white bread dipped in hot sauce and it would have a similar effect when in that ...mood.
The intro music seems delightfully nuanced today. 😊💛🎶🎵🎶🎵
cool, great tip on cross cutting the thick end. I cook chicken breast all the time and always have to wait on the thick side(unless I've pounded them).
wow, that was along video, but some good stuff...thanks...
The St. Patty was my favorite looks DELICIOUS.. I'm vegan so I can relate more with that one lol 💙💙💛💙💙💛💕💙💙💛💕💙💙💕💛
Would so want the 2nd 1 with hollandaise too and maybe maple syrup additional
Half of Italian bread makes the perfect Italian combo too.
PS. Enjoy life.
Yummy. Yummy. Yummy
Went to an Asian market today, my son picked up fried yuca, it was quite good. That led me to find this chanel and subscribe, weird:)
Yeah why did you switch out the fork? I'm a working chef and you were doing fantastic with the fork. I was admiring your technique as it's new to me. Right when I was remembering all those breaded fingertips I've had previously, you drop the fork and go full on Q-tip fingers by using the same hand for both wet and dry. It was funny! Thanks for the smiles :)
Chef John whatever happened to using a paper bag for fried chicken? Of course do your marinade. Prepare your wet and dry coatings but you put your dry in a paper bag. Do your technic of drying the marinade then drop all the chicken in the bag and shake for a few seconds. Take all the pieces out and put in the wet then all back in the bag shake again. You can repeat this as many time as you want.
My great grandmother, and grandmother did this about three to four times my mother didn't like the extra crust so she only did it twice. Sit on rack so the outside drys (15 to 20 min) then fry.This makes sure everything is coated evenly, keeps you hands and you counters clean. Of course since the flour, salt, pepper, baking powder was exposed to raw chicken the flour egg, milk is combined to make biscuits.
7:16 was the last straw that caused me to subscribe.
Update: I made the chicken sandwich and that shiz was insanely good.