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There's a place in my hometown, Salaam Seafood, that served fried chicken sandwiches the same way. A fried leg quarter on white bread with lettuce, tomato, mayo, hot sauce. Same with fish sandwich. Whole fish (likely bream or crappie). Only the experienced could eat a fish sandwich and expel the bones in the process of eating.Was Buddy's run by a black family? Did they offer a bbq chicken sandwich which was a piece of bbq chicken (bones and all) between two pieces of store-bought white bread? Was the parking lot gravel?
You had to specify 'filet' sandwiches. Only place I ever got bone in fried chicken sandwiches, and they were excellent. Learned it from the folks in the cotton mill. I learned how to eat them after I got laughed at for picking the meat of the bone to make my sandwich.
They also had a fried fish salad that was simple and near religious experience. Lettuce, fried catfish nuggets, and thousand island dressing. I loved that salad more than life itself. I try to imitate it. Local chinese joint has fried fish nuggets on lunch buffet. I'll go there and make my own fish salad best I can with what I got.
Salaam Seafood, Griffin, GA. They also have whole catfish, fried shrimp, all the fixins, fried fish filets, etc. If you ever pass anywhere near Griffin, this is a must detour. If I'm lyin', I'm dyin'.
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