Copycat Recipe for Kentucky Fried Chicken

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Ingrid

simona99, your recipe, is good but some herbs are missing. Try this one. http://www.chickenrecipesecret.com

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simona99

You may check kfc recipe site as well
http://www.kfcchickenrecipe.com

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bryguyf69

castleberrycc wrote:
> Kentucky Fried Chicken Is fried in a pressure cooker.

I'm not a cook by any means but from what I've read, Pressure Cookers and Pressure Fryers are two different things. In fact, many people warn against using a regular pressure cooker for frying. KFC uses commercial pressure fryers, and the process shouldn't be imitated using a home pressure cooker.

Here's a interesting site warning against using a pressure cooker for frying -- in particular, for making KFC chicken. There's a tab specifically about KFC.

http://missvickie.com/howto/fry/frying.html

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castleberrycc

Kentucky Fried Chicken Is fried in a pressure cooker. The 11 seasonings are the same as Good Seasonings (dried) and all-purposed flour.

By

Maryeileen

KFC was part of an "Unwrapped" show recently on the Food Network. The original recipe, which I believe has more than 10 herbs and spices in it, is under lock and key. Also, they mentioned that the chicken is pressure-cooker fried.

I did find this after doing some searching (chicken is listed at the bottom of page 1):

http://www.kfc.com/nutrition/pdf/kfc_ingredients_may09.pdf

By

Deeli

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By

Donna624

Go to CopyKat.com and type in Kentucky Fried Chicken. That's how I got my recipe.

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bryguyf69

There are countless recipes claiming to clone KFC's original. Just Google "KFC recipe" and you'd get 2,900,000 results.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en& ... tnG=Search&aq=f&oq=&aqi=

Here's a particularly interesting one, with a history of KFC. I've never tried it but am a bit skeptical because it asks for 2 envelopes of tomato soup mix and I don't taste any tomato in KFC's chicken. Still, it sounds delicious. Read the comment from LISA, who claimed to have worked for KFC. She provides some hints

http://hubpages.com/hub/KFC_Copycat_Recipes

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chuck j

If you go to www.ecookbooks.net and do a recipe search for that, they have one. they have several copycat recipes for KFC and many other favs. they have a very good free e-book you can download also. good site! hope it helps.