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Oregon Is Famous For Its Jojos And You’ll Find The Best Ones At This Fried ChickenSpot

By Matthew Lynch
March 25, 2024
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Oregon is renowned for an array of natural wonders, from lush forests and rugged coastlines to volcanic mountains; however, it’s also the home of a lesser-known culinary gem: Jojos. Jojos, for the unacquainted, are seasoned potato wedges that are often deep-fried to perfection. And while you might find Jojos cross the state, enthusiasts concur that the best ones are tucked away in a local favorite fried chicken spot.

Jojos evolved from simple potato wedges into a comfort food phenomenon in Oregon. They are not your average fast-food side dish; they are cut from whole potatoes, leaving the skin on for that extra flavor and texture. Then, they’re coated in a savory blend of spices which usually includes a hint of garlic, paprika, and sometimes secrets that respective cook holds dear. Finally, they’re fried until they acquire a golden crust that crackles splendidly with each bite while maintaining a fluffy interior.

So where do you find these delightful treats? Look no further than “The Fryer’s Delight,” a humble but legendary fried chicken joint nestled in the heart of Portland. Here, Jojos don’t just play second fiddle to chicken; they are stars in their own right. They embody all characteristics that have made them an Oregon staple: large hearty wedges perfectly seasoned and fried.

At The Fryer’s Delight, the Jojos are always served piping hot from the fryer, Spartans amidst sides, brave enough to stand alone or as the perfect partner to their expertly cooked fried chicken. Some purists simply dip them in ketchup while others may prefer ranch or honey mustard, but everyone agrees that no matter how you eat them – Jojos from this place are unmatched.

While you can certainly try making Jojos at home or pick them up at various eateries across Oregon, The Fryer’s Delight is where you’ll discover authenticity and taste that have secured these Jojos as true representatives of Oregon’s culinary scene. Whether you’re a local resident or just passing through, your palate will thank you for treating it to the seasoned splendor of Oregon’s unbeatable Jojos at this acclaimed fried chicken spot.

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