Its the most celebrated health food in the world.
The mention of it in combination with a Caesar or House Salad sends MILFS into a moist tizzy.
Its wings are sometimes fried and sauced like to a hot sweet perfection.
The thighs and legs can bathe with onion, carrot, roux and peas for a pastry pot pie that will tingle your hizzy.
Yes my friends...its the chicken! And i cannot find a sandwich featuring chicken that is worthy of The Roswell Tap.
I have tried it fried, grilled, baked, poached, sous vide, jerked, blackened and pounded but i just have not found one that makes me feel "fuzzy all over".
I need help. I need input from all of you to help me find THE BEST CHICKEN SANDWICH YOU EVER ATE!
Send entries here to me at FB and the winning selection will be featured on the menu and the creator or FB friend that recommends the selected sandwich will be flown to Atlanta (on Delta...stand by) to dine and drink with the proprietor himself.
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Yes Virginia...There is a Santa Clause! The Roswell Tap liquor license...APPROVED!
The saying "Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Clause" came to mind as I walked down the stairs of Roswell City Hall this past week with our liquor license for The Roswell Tap. I guess I understand the relief and the happiness but I have no idea which of my parents, grandparents or family friends said this around me in my youth but someone must have.
In 1897, a coroner in Manhattan named Dr. O'Hanlon was asked about the reality status of Santa Claus by his 8 year old daughter Virginia. He told her to write to The Sun which was the prominent newspaper in New York. Francis Pharcellus Church, an editor for the Sun wrote an editorial in response to her question which is as well written and meaningful to the preservation of youth then, as it is today:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes,_Virginia,_there_is_a_Santa_Claus
Sorry for the digression and I still have no idea why that thought popped into my head.
But I am thankful that we are another step closer to the Grand Opening. We have had several exciting developments this week and the menu and the team just keeps getting better...both in content and curb appeal.
Stay tuned for more at http://theroswelltap.blogspot.com/
In 1897, a coroner in Manhattan named Dr. O'Hanlon was asked about the reality status of Santa Claus by his 8 year old daughter Virginia. He told her to write to The Sun which was the prominent newspaper in New York. Francis Pharcellus Church, an editor for the Sun wrote an editorial in response to her question which is as well written and meaningful to the preservation of youth then, as it is today:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes,_Virginia,_there_is_a_Santa_Claus
Sorry for the digression and I still have no idea why that thought popped into my head.
But I am thankful that we are another step closer to the Grand Opening. We have had several exciting developments this week and the menu and the team just keeps getting better...both in content and curb appeal.
Stay tuned for more at http://theroswelltap.blogspot.com/
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