Nashville - An Open Invite to All

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Oh, please tell me you all will be up for Nashville Hot Chicken for one meal over the weekend... Here's a good summary article on this heavenly goodness...
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Sewn, we're eating wherever your taking us. :lol:
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swenocha wrote:Oh, please tell me you all will be up for Nashville Hot Chicken for one meal over the weekend... Here's a good summary article on this heavenly goodness...

Man that looks good to me,
Love it spicy
Do they have a less spicy version?
THAT woman has to eat chicken damn near evry day or she will lay an egg
But she don't like spicy
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I'm not a 'hot' person if the food is so hot, you can't taste anything but heat but I do liked nicely, seasoned food. I'm up for almost anything and will bring some heartburn pills. :)
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As long as it's 'seasoned' and not 100% cayenne, I'm good. If not, I'll have to follow it with a nice serving of ice cream so that I don't pay for it the next day, know what I mean?

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Hot chicken, too? Damn, the hits keep on coming. I tease out of pure jealousy guys. You're going to have a blast and never want to leave. Except maybe to detox.
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They all have "original" (i.e., normal fried chicken) in addition to the spiced options. For the full experience, we could venture to a rough part of Nashville and hit a traditional shack (like Prince's, which is the original and most famous), though I normally go for Hattie B's, which is the sanitized version (modern counter-service place right in Midtown, with craft beer taps) but is still pretty darn good. Their options run from Southern, Mild, Medium, Hot, Damn Hot, and Shut the Cluck Up. I normally get Shut the Cluck Up, but I will point out that any of the super-hot options can lead to, umm, after-glow. If I'm planning to be out and about, I usually cap out at Damn Hot, just in case.

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Bolton's is one of my favorites... I love that you enter the screen door to the seating area, and find a pink door with door knocker awaiting you when you are ready to place the order...

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Wait a damned minute now. Hold the friggin phone.........are you telling me, saying, explaining and all that stuff that I can get fried chicken AND CRAFT BEER (plural) in one location?

Shut the front door. I'm at the airport now. I will likely gain more weight in 4 days and have less guilt than ever imagined.

You guys are going to ruin me. And Ron, I'm still counting on you to show up before the first tour. :urock:
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I'll also point out my favorite quote from Bill Purcell, former mayor of Nashville, and also a hot chicken fanatic:
"This is a HOT chicken shack and at a HOT chicken shack one should eat HOT chicken. If you prefer mild or medium chicken, then you should find such a shack." -- former Nashville Mayor Bill Purcell on ordering at Prince's Hot Chicken Shack
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Well, I guess I'll be at the medium shack while y'all go to the Hot shack. :lol: I'd try a bite of Shut the Cluck up, but I'm not making a meal of it.
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Inkleg wrote:Well, I guess I'll be at the medium shack while y'all go to the Hot shack. :lol: I'd try a bite of Shut the Cluck up, but I'm not making a meal of it.
That's me too, I can handle medium heat. I'm sure I've seen one or more of those Chicken joints on either the Travel Channel or Discovery best of type shows.
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I believe that the morning after you all go there you may have to tip the cleaning staff extra for bathroom duty. :redface:



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Looks like we're all chicken to eat hot chicken. I'd love to go and try a bite too but I'll stick for the milder stuff. I guess the workers can just laugh at us for being spicy failures. Or, just too old to digest anything other than Geritol.
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I'm definitely in. Hattie's B's sounds awesome....Hot Chicken and Craft Beer all together. I better go buy a bigger bottle of Tums!!!
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Beer-lord wrote: just too old to digest anything other than Geritol.

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