then, buttermilk. only in the south, do we use buttermilk for a lot of things besides cornbread. with salt and cayenne pepper. that's going to get the heat. >> shall i whisk it? >> you can whisk it in for me. now, it gets better. >> it gets better? >> now, we're going to take the marinade. put it over our chicken. what you want to do from there is you want to take it and put it inside of a zip bag like this, overnight. preferably, overnight. >> he's already -- >> i got plans for you later. >> this looks delicious. >> now, we want to do this. the next day, we take it and dredge it in seasoned flour. and it goes in vegetable oil. but, robin, the key to this is 350 degrees. people think that frying is bad. fry right or don't fry at all. it's all about the temperature. so, 350. no more than 360. >> and vegetable oil. >> and vegetable oil. look at this. we're going to turn this one over. >> that looks so good. >> okay? look at this. all right. now, while we're doing that, we're going to make the waffle batter. we've got flour, sugar -- >> this makes it breakfast. >> corn meal, a littl

here's the fly in the buttermilk, the confederate attack plan. remember that map of the region i showed you? what the confederates were using that showed corinth twice as far east to west than it was north to south from pittsburg landing? therefore, the confederate army maneuvering to a point of assembly would be moving generally from west to east, correct? more than north to south. if you have that impression and that is your impression of the world, that is the impression upon which you are basing your judgments. right? terrain governs the formation and direction of battle. that's an inherent military probability. terrain governs the formation and direction of battle. all military commanders have understood that from time tested. practice. therefore, knowledge of terrain should govern the formation and direction of battle plans. see how that linkage is there? so when johnston overrun prentice's camp at 9:00 in the morning on april 6th, 1862, he will have brought half of his army to bear upon that union division camp. over the course of the firs

buttermilk fried rabbit. i love fried anything. curried pigeon.ell, you are what you eat. you have to think what it's been eating. >> jimmy: cigarettes. >> yeah it can be flavorful. >> jimmy: coot legs and curry. >> you can make it taste good with a good marinade. i'm mixing it up and we are going to meat the meatballs. we are going to make little balls. about two inches the like that. >> jimmy: boar balls. >> yeah. >> jimmy: guillermo v you ever eaten boar balls? >> no. >> jimmy: guillermo is disturbed over there. he doesn't like eating stuff like that. he likes tongue. >> yeah. >> so nice and compact. >> jimmy: here, taste one of those, will you? what do you think? >> it's okay. >> jimmy: we have to cook them first, guillermo. what kind of oil are you cooking in? >> i'm using grape seed oil. it has a higher smoking point. so it gets things golden brown. >> jimmy: you can make it hotter. we have these in here. >> we are going saute them on all sides. and one troik get them nice and round is to put them in the refrigerator first so it -- >> jimmy:

. >> and then a buttermilk bath. >> questlove: you don't have nothin' like this.cken is served in the origami wrap because it's -- it's wrapped in love. [ audience aws ] there it is, love's drumstick. ball in your court, chang. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. our judging panel is steve higgins, john slattery, and tina fey. they're in the green room, having a drink and getting ready. hey, guys! how are ya, guys? hey, wave. they can't see anything because i don't want to give away whose chicken is what. now, what are the stakes of this bet? david, what happens if you lose this bet? >> well, we're gonna give questlove a spread in the next issue of "lucky peach." and, if i do lose, we're gonna his put his chicken in our restaurants in new york. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: that's -- that's a good bet. this is a good bet. now, questlove, what happens if you lose? >> questlove: i'm not gonna lose. [ laughter ] no, i said i would do dishes at momofuku and stand outside with the -- the lunch sign, you know. advertising the business. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: rin