This is a boss Chef John recipe. You may say to yourself "wow that's a lot of onions" but all that delicious caramelized onion goodness is tasty as fuck.
Gonna have to disagree on the prep if only because of how the patties were formed (my experience with those thick fucks are they tend to inflate due to the meat type and they tend to undercook unless you want the outside to burn), and due to the sheer fuckton of seasoning he threw into the meat mix; John might know what he was doing, but this is Jack's show, and he loves to just spray that shit on to the point you can't taste the original product's flavor.
Does any Southerners know if....surely the wafflle cone isn't really used as a breading in a standard recipe? The recipe seems really off, like a drunken frat bro decided to cook up something stupid.
No you just make a buttermilk fried chicken dredged in flour and serve on top some homemade waffles with maple syrup, that if you want to put time and effort in it. I use boneless thighs with skin on.
Yoghurt's actually a pretty decent marinade that you can use for a lot of meats just fine. Honestly his fried chicken isn't too egregious outside of being fucking uncooked. He picked weird breading and seasoning choices, and he overdid the nutmeg by a lot but honestly the concept is sound. What he fucked up was the dish, since it wasn't chicken and waffles. He lied egregiously right down to the thumbnail.
That looks legit disgusting. A bean salad is easily made, healthily, with a selection of beans that aren't cooked in sugary tomato sauce. He always takes the most processed foods to use, without fail.
Not to mention his ridiculous love of mayo
There's a dumb meme on 4chan's food & cooking board, /ck/, that goes along the lines of: 'Do Americans really eat this?'. Jack exemplifies all the bad food those posters show, baked beans and mayo, Jesus, congealed processed fat in a McMansion.
