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From: "Rick Massey" 
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Subject: Re: Worst chicken-fried steak, ever
Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2012 06:47:58 -0500
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"Mark Shaw"  wrote in message 
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> Love and War in Texas. Blech!

I would have to disagree -- I believe I've had the worst chicken fried steak 
ever.
In 1986 I was on the road with a rock band running sound and lights for 
them, and in Wyoming I was surprised to find CFS on the menu. So, being 
young and inexperienced I ordered it.
It was a chopped steak (I wouldn't dare label it as a sirloin chopped steak) 
battered and deep fried, and served with brown gravy. The word "heinous" 
starts to border on the right word for the experience, though in the ensuing 
over two and a half decades I still haven't been able to find the perfect 
word to express the experience.
The lesson: Don't order southern cuisine items outside the south unless 
you're willing to risk a culinary disaster. 

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