mommy2kaleb04 said... 10:44 am - October 25th, 2006
you’ll need to know how to engineer a chicken like kfc first
Neo said... 3:46 pm - October 27th, 2006
Dip the chicken pieces in flour, then in raw beaten egg (with salt and pepper) and then roll them in the flour again and deep fry. Don’t have this too often though - it’s not healthy.
Sergio said... 6:17 pm - October 27th, 2006
It won’t be ‘the same’ but you can come close if you do this:
Wash the chicken pieces.
Break two or three eggs in a large bowl and add a little milk.
Dunk the chicken piece in the egg mixture and then roll it on a plate covered with crushed corn flakes.
Bake the pieces in a heated 450 degree oven for about 20-30 minutes. Make sure you use Crisco or lard in the pan and put enough so it keeps the pan wet on the bottom.
Once the pieces turn crispy brown, it’s ready. (If you cook them too long, the meat will be dry).
Good luck.
kris10nicole_cbo said... 4:03 pm - October 30th, 2006
Paula Deen makes the BEST even better than KFC and she is a TRUE southerner.
Joanne A. W said... 9:52 am - October 31st, 2006
Yummm, my favorite!
You will need a pressure cooker. Go here for the original way that it was cooked by his mom. She used spices:
NINA A said... 3:40 pm - November 3rd, 2006
leave the chicken out for 2 days b4 cooking it once its all moldy the flavor kicks in and fry it for 10 Min’s then through it out :O)..sowwy
actual advice: there’s a book called top secret recipes,they had the recipe unfortunately i cant copy it 4 u..try searching 4 the book..it tastes close enough to the real deal
crimsongrin3 said... 5:07 pm - November 3rd, 2006
go this link …it has all types of recipes from various food chains
Lakely said... 8:08 am - November 6th, 2006
Unfortunately, the thing that makes their chicken taste so good is monosodium glutamate. But that is not a healthy thing to eat.
I’ll bet you can find a tasty alternative on recipe search… try just putting the words Kentuky Fried Chicken… I’ll bet you get what you are looking for. Find two recipe search engines at the Leap Over Web Clutter section of New Free Books.
QQ said... 8:50 pm - November 6th, 2006
follow the instruction!
SusieQ said... 12:32 pm - November 9th, 2006
Forget about the 11 herbs and spices. They tested KFC in a laboratory and found lots of salt and pepper. No other herbs and spices.
The real secret to their chicken is cooking it in a pressure fryer. They cost about $200. They are not the same thing as a pressure cooker.
For me, it’s easier to just hit the drive thru window for a bucket of extra crispy.
Kimmy said... 5:28 am - November 12th, 2006
the best thing i’ve tried is dip your chicken in egg then flour then egg then semi-crushed plain corn flakes (the cereal) then put in the oven
12:24 am - October 23rd, 2006
Yeah, its called Preservatives and Cholestorol.
8:28 am - October 24th, 2006
yes, or else would colonel Sanders be so rich ?
10:44 am - October 25th, 2006
you’ll need to know how to engineer a chicken like kfc first
3:46 pm - October 27th, 2006
Dip the chicken pieces in flour, then in raw beaten egg (with salt and pepper) and then roll them in the flour again and deep fry. Don’t have this too often though - it’s not healthy.
6:17 pm - October 27th, 2006
It won’t be ‘the same’ but you can come close if you do this:
Wash the chicken pieces.
Break two or three eggs in a large bowl and add a little milk.
Dunk the chicken piece in the egg mixture and then roll it on a plate covered with crushed corn flakes.
Bake the pieces in a heated 450 degree oven for about 20-30 minutes. Make sure you use Crisco or lard in the pan and put enough so it keeps the pan wet on the bottom.
Once the pieces turn crispy brown, it’s ready. (If you cook them too long, the meat will be dry).
Good luck.
4:03 pm - October 30th, 2006
Paula Deen makes the BEST even better than KFC and she is a TRUE southerner.
9:52 am - October 31st, 2006
Yummm, my favorite!
You will need a pressure cooker. Go here for the original way that it was cooked by his mom. She used spices:
3:40 pm - November 3rd, 2006
leave the chicken out for 2 days b4 cooking it once its all moldy the flavor kicks in and fry it for 10 Min’s then through it out :O)..sowwy
actual advice: there’s a book called top secret recipes,they had the recipe unfortunately i cant copy it 4 u..try searching 4 the book..it tastes close enough to the real deal
5:07 pm - November 3rd, 2006
go this link …it has all types of recipes from various food chains
8:08 am - November 6th, 2006
Unfortunately, the thing that makes their chicken taste so good is monosodium glutamate. But that is not a healthy thing to eat.
I’ll bet you can find a tasty alternative on recipe search… try just putting the words Kentuky Fried Chicken… I’ll bet you get what you are looking for. Find two recipe search engines at the Leap Over Web Clutter section of New Free Books.
8:50 pm - November 6th, 2006
follow the instruction!
12:32 pm - November 9th, 2006
Forget about the 11 herbs and spices. They tested KFC in a laboratory and found lots of salt and pepper. No other herbs and spices.
The real secret to their chicken is cooking it in a pressure fryer. They cost about $200. They are not the same thing as a pressure cooker.
For me, it’s easier to just hit the drive thru window for a bucket of extra crispy.
5:28 am - November 12th, 2006
the best thing i’ve tried is dip your chicken in egg then flour then egg then semi-crushed plain corn flakes (the cereal) then put in the oven