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Hi /ck/, long time lurker, first time poster.

Have any of you ever attempted to replicate KFC?
Any MUST TRY recipes you guys could share?

I have a laden spice rack, chicken pieces, buttermilk, a skillet and a few liters of peanut oil.

>> No.6789205

>>6789198
Why would you even WANT the KFC recipe?
Would much rather have the chic fila recipe.

>> No.6789209

>>6789205
Ausfag.
We only have KFC and the rare non-chain type fried chicken joints.

>> No.6789215

>>6789198
Here's supposedly the original recipe spice mix

http://marionkay.com/product-tag/chicken-seasoning-99x/

Godspeed

>> No.6789242

>>6789205
i have a pressure cooker so i guess i could give chick fil-et a try.
but deep frying requires so much earl.

>> No.6789247

>>6789242
I thought trying to use oil in a pressure cooker is dangerous/can explode?

>> No.6789259

>>6789247
i don't know. im pretty sure it can ways explode reguardless of the liquid used. i'll have to research it though.

>> No.6789264

for chickfilet you should fry in peanut oil.

>> No.6789672

>>6789247
No, I've done it dozens of times. Lots of people fry chicken like that.

>> No.6789703

>>6789198
Did you make that? That looks great! Good job.

>> No.6789705

you can deep fry in any tall pot

>> No.6789715

I'd mentioned it to my grandmother once and she gave me an old newspaper clipping with a copycat recipe on it.

It was good but it didn't taste like KFC and I thought it was a bit too sweet. It had brown sugar in it. Unless KFC tasted like that whenever the paper printed that recipe.

>> No.6789833

I used to work at a Popeyes, but I never did anything in the kitchen beyond dropping fries and shrimp into the fryers. I don't even like fried chicken, but if you're trying to replicate a fried chicken recipe reach for Popeyes. It's better.

>> No.6789916

>>6789198
>long time lurker, first time poster.

this isnt a radio call-in show, faggot.

>> No.6789918

>>6789916
>>long time lurker, first time poster.
>this isnt a radio call-in show, faggot.

KEK

>> No.6789924

>>6789715
John Wayne Gacy specifically got old recipe KFC for his last meal so im pretty sure its changed

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>> No.6789929

>>6789916
What does what OP said have to do with a "radio call-in show"?
You're just a picky cunt with too much time on your hands.

>> No.6789931

>>6789929
eat shit you underaged dipshit. im not here to mentor you in american history.

>> No.6789951

Is buttermilk a necessity for fried chicken? I've literally never seen in for sale in the UK.

>>6789929
Can't into jokes?

>> No.6789985
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6789985

sigh. ok. becaue of blood pressure, I make oven baked. I actually like kfc original. flour, s&p, sage, garlic powder and nutmeg. in a bread bag. I use thghs. shake and bake. nutmeg is the key. and don't over bake, skinless is ok. coat with oil (any kind except 10w 40) first. Not exact, but not too bad. nutmeg is key. have fun.

>> No.6789987

*sigh*

eat a dick, fatty.

>> No.6790009

>>6789987
already had a potted meat samich today, thank you.

>> No.6790024

>>6789985
Nutmeg, nutmeg, nutmeg.
Are you high, drunk, or just want OP to overdose on nutmeg?

On a side note, you never mentioned what the key to your chicken is.