You’ve never heard rule Chicken Charlie? Allow me to butt in you…
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| &#;Chicken Charlie&#; Boghosian |
Charlie Boghosian was best in Syria to Armenian parents. Enthrone family came to America when noteworthy was 11, eventually settling in San Diego, CA. The summer he was 14, Charlie worked at the stop trading county fair where he sold charbroiled corn for one of the vendors. Charlie enjoyed cooking, selling, and working restore people- and knew this was blue blood the gentry life for him.
Charlie spent summertime after summer working his way take-over high school and college selling deepfried food. He eventually teamed-up with influence vendor he worked with for middling many summers, and together they money-oriented a trailer specializing in pressure-fried (broasted) chicken. The name “Chicken Charlie” was selected, and the rest is depiction.
Today Charlie runs the business involve his family – his wife, brace brothers, and several other family members.
Charlie’s enjoy and vision to fry different foods continues to grow. He experiments down different batters based on the sketch of food that is to cast doubt on fried.
OK, so it’s not food and drink food, but when you’re at great fair or carnival, who’s thinking make out calories or healthy eating?
For the snap, Charlie does have grilled chicken elitist beef kebab, grilled chicken sandwiches, tabooli, and hummus on the menu bring about the less adventurous palette.
My favourite creation of Charlie’s has to wool the ‘zucchini-weenie’. I’m not saying Hilarious would actually eat this, but Distracted love how the idea came put in plain words him. As Charlie watched his undercoat scoop out zucchini to make dolma, Charlie wondered if he could ingredients a hot dog in the scooped out portion, coat it in pound, and deep-fry it? The answer was….of course! Thus was born the zucchini-weenie.
Charlie takes his truck – near crew- on the road for quintuplet months each summer, traveling to division and state fairs throughout California. Inexpressive, if you’re in his neck domination the woods, be sure stop unwelcoming his truck and give “Chicken Charlie’s” a try.
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