The Hat has great onion rings. Great pastrami sandwiches too. ****ing love that place.
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The Hat has great onion rings. Great pastrami sandwiches too. ****ing love that place.
I've eaten at The Hat twice. Can't do that place. So much damn grease. I get sick if I eat too much grease.
watsons drugs in old orange has some excellent onion rings. top it off with a root beer float or old fashiond ice cream soda and im good
Indeed they are good O-rings, but they are battered not breaded...:joint:Quote:
Originally Posted by BeerMan
my bad!Quote:
Originally Posted by Henry1515
I had that in mind but my keyboard thought otherwise.
Never a big fan of onion rings. Onions=good, fried=good, breading/batter=good, prepared as rings=bad. I like the blooming rose type preparation.
Reason:
I always end up trying to take a bite of the ring and end up pulling out the onion from the breading/batter or the batter just falls apart leaving you with separated breading and onion on your plate.
The ones from Stone World Bistro were like this, Nice big pieces so hard to stuff all in your mouth. Cutting them the batter broke apart from the onion too easily and was a hassle to eat.
I only eat rings if someone else orders them.
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Originally Posted by Fisch
That's the exact gripe I have with most onion rings. However when I tried the rings at King's Burger in Northridge they were very f-ing good. Crisp, fresh, not too much batter or breading, plus they give you a side of ranch dressing to dip them in.
I call the Chris and Pits onion rings, Onion Doughnuts!
jim's on telegraph in pico rivera. get a pastrami sandwich while you're at it. their chili colorado burrito is pretty good too. big as your head.
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Originally Posted by 4/10/82
Jim's is good stuff!
