Very good but very fatty

I give this a five. I didn't make as a sandwich but placed the chicken on the waffle and drizzled with honey. The sweet and salty flavor works well together. Thanks for sharing.

I chose this for the fried chicken recipe. I used waffle mix for waffles, and didn't make it into a sandwich. My family wouldnt' eat it if I used the sandwich. The fried chicken part is flawless, but I felt needed a tad more salt. I never add salt to my food, but thought this needed a bit more. It really worked well. It was my second time to fry chicken, and this recipe works! The secret must be the 20 minute rest time.

This recipe was disgustingly delicious. I vote we rename it The Ultimate Bachelor Sandwich.

Had chicken and waffles in a restaurant for the first time a few weeks ago. I wanted to try to make it and found this recipe. Amazing!!! Much better than what I had in the restaurant.

Let me start by saying that I never would have tried this if it hadn't had 10 5 start ratings. It sounded so disgusting that I had to try it. I never would have thought that these ingredients would taste good at all. I'm so glad I gave it a chance, because it was delicious! I made a few minor changes, I omitted the bacon and cheese. I made the sauce as written and for the chicken, I only reduced the cayenne and black pepper because I'm not huge fan of spicy. I used 6 full chicken breasts sliced into "tenders" and there was plenty of the egg/cream and flour mixtures. I think if you were actually going to use 6 tenders, those could both be halved so as not to waste. The sauce was amazing, and the chicken+sauce+waffles combo was out of this world. Crunchy, sweet, a little spicy. 8 of us ate this and everyone loved it. Also, we had both homemade and frozen waffles, and everyone liked the frozen waffles better.

5 stars plus. This is a very different, yet incredibly awesome recipe, and it falls under the category of so odd that it has to be good. The sauce is what intrigued me about this one. It is absolutely tremendous. DO NOT change this recipe at all, or skimp and buy el cheapo chicken strips, even if you think they are good. Make this recipe exactly how it says to make it, with the exception of the waffles. Make fresh waffles. Frozen waffles have no flavor, and if you get a nice, sweet waffle mix, the contrast between the sweetness of the waffles and the sauce, and the saltiness of the bacon along with the heat of the chicken is an awesome combination. I have made this for many many groups of friends, and everyone says it is absolutely delicious, and wonderfully unique. If you get complaints on this one, you made it wrong.

Very easy and super tasty. I'll be making this again. The only change I made was to also make homemade waffles instead of using frozen.

When I first saw this recipe, I really wanted to make it. I've heard about chicken and waffles for years but never tried them. What held me back was the hi calories of the recipe, so I used lower fat cal versions of the same items in this recipe and it was awesome. I used a morningstar farms chicken patti, nutrigrain waffles, weight watchers cheese and fat free mayo and turkey pepper bacon I add the cayenne that would have gone inthe chicken coating in the sauce. This turned out really well.. I loved it. I can only imagine how awesome it is with the higher cal ingredients.

I used 4 chicken breasts that were cut smaller and lightly pounded instead of chicken tenders (or is that the same thing?). For the egg mixture, I only used a teaspoon of each seasoning as using a tablespoon of each seemed wasteful and unnecessary flavour-wise. That said, I would probably use an egg or two less next time and substituted soy milk for the heavy cream. For the dry mixture I omitted the salt. Next time I'd use a 1:1 ratio for the flour and cornstarch as there was plenty leftover, even after double dipping. I didn't have peanut oil, so I used vegetable oil. I did not deep-fry; I did them chicken in a pan with the oil as needed and did them in batches. The sauce is delicious! I probably used only a half cup of mayo (whatever was left in my small jar) and added everything it and shook it to combine. I didn't have prepared horseradish but had the dry (powder) kind so I used two teaspoons of that; I'd probably do 1:1 ratio for the mustard and horseradish powders next time. The maple syrup was spot on. Had to skip the bacon and used processed cheese slices. I used regular waffles this time around, but would use Belgian ones next time as they are larger and easier to grip (maybe make homemade cornmeal Belgian waffles? I seriously have to get a waffle-maker!). I also added lettuce and tomato to my sandwich. DELICIOUS! Served it with some cinnamon-spiced sweet potato fries from AR. Definitely going to make it again.