THIS IS THE OFFICIAL RECIPE!!!!!
2 cups of flour,
1/2 tsp salt,
1/2 tsp thyme,
1/2 tsp basil,
1/2 tsp oregano,
1 tbsp celery salt,
1 tbsp black pepper,
1 tbsp dry mustard,
4 tbsp paprika,
2 tsp garlic salt,
1 tsp ground ginger,
3 tbsp MSG (accent)
Mix all ingrediants in a large bowl.
Dip chicken pieces in beaten eggs,
Then turn them over in regular bread crumbs, (commercial)
Finally plunge them into the above mix.
Heat oven to 350 degrees
place chicken in a tray and cover with foil. (shiny side out)
Cook 40 minutes.
Remove foil and cook for another 40 minutes.
baste lightly with oil 5 minutes before the end,
let stand 5 minutes and serve.
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Although i’m rather fond of KFC (pronounced Kuffsee :)) how authentic is the above formula?? KFC is up there with Coca-Cola as one of the planets best kept recipes with KFC delivering the actual ready mix ingrediants to restaurants seperately.
By: Moggy C - 29th October 2003 at 11:21
Nope. That can’t be the genuine KFC receipe mate, you’ve been had. 😉
I tried some once and there is no doubt that the major constituent of the coating is a proprietary brand of wallpaper adhesive called ‘Polycell’ over here in the UK
I think the real receipe is as follows
Take as many old battery hens that are past their laying days as possible and rip their legs off
Mix a large bucket of Polycell extra strngth vinyl wallpaper adhesive using 50% of the recommended water to dilute.
If this water happens to come from the outfall of your local public convenience, so much the better.
Dip legs briefly in the mixture, then dip the chickens legs too.
Shred some brown wrapping paper and sprinkle liberally on the legs (Chickens, not yours. Well – please yourself really)
Season if you must. There might as well be some taste.
Freeze for several months.
Chuck into hot axle grease and nuke for about 5 minutes.
Sell to the gullible and those without any taste buds for a vast mark-up.
Buy holiday villa, yacht and Lear Jet
Moggy
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October 28, 2003 at 10:57 pm