What is hot chicken and why is it offered at so many restaurants in the Webster...
What is the story behind hot chicken, and why is it offered at so many restaurants in the Webster area?
"I think it's great that we have a variety of different places doing the Nashville hot chicken, because it's a great style of chicken and we all have a different spin on it," she said. Nashville’s Prince’s Hot Chicken Shack, owned by Andre Prince Jeffries, is generally acknowledged as the birthplace of modern hot chicken. According to legend, the dish began by accident as part of a revenge plot against a philandering man who was given extra spicy fried chicken by a girlfriend and loved it.The Cookshack's hot chicken has a Texas twist, meaning it has “a little more brown sugar, less paprika and a little bit of this and that,” according to CEO Mark Rogers.
The spice meter at Pluckers Wing Bar ranges from the slightly spicy Founder’s Favorites to the scalding hot Fire in the Hole.is a Texas thing and a University of Texas thing. While there’s mild version of its chicken offerings, Hangry Joe’s Hot Chicken, which opened its Webster area location in January, prides itself on the heat.Phone: 832-284-4265is simple: chicken fingers, chicken bites, chicken waffles, chicken sandwiches and wings, but it’s the heat that puts this fast-casual restaurant on the radar as it expands throughout the nation with 100 new locations this year.
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