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Wednesday 08 April 2020
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Agencies:
A British man managed to find the secret chicken mix for KFC meals, after spending 18 months working to master the secret recipe.
Dan Phil, of Warwickshire, revealed his version of the 11 herbal and spice mixture on Twitter, after the closure of the fast food chain, amid the imposition of sanitary insulation to prevent the spread of the “Corona” virus, according to the UAE “24”.
The music composer claims that, after more than a year of experimenting with various recipes to mimic the popular meals offered by the famous restaurant chain, he finally managed to reach the magic mix.
Dan shared a picture of his KFC meals on Twitter, writing under it: “It took me 18 months to work, but I finally reached it.”
“You have to have a deep frying pan, and you need the right mix of herbs and spices. The oil needs a temperature of 160-165 degrees Celsius, nothing more, no less,” Dan added.
Chicken pieces should be placed at room temperature, dipped in egg white and milk.
Dan pointed out that the chicken meals he attended were indistinguishable from the “KFC” meals.
After receiving a lot of encouragement on the Internet, Dan made a video of his recipe, and shared it on social media, amid the closure of all KFC restaurants.
The recipe includes five cups of plain flour, four tablespoons of red pepper, and two tablespoons of white pepper and garlic powder, in addition to a tablespoon of ground ginger.
Dan also adds to the mixture a tablespoon of mustard powder, celery salt and black pepper, half a tablespoon of thyme and a third of a tablespoon of sea salt.
He explained that basil is the eleventh ingredient, but he often skips it, because it does not add much flavor to the recipe.
Use three parts of the mixture for one part of the flour, immerse the chicken in eggs before covering it with spices and frying in a deep frying pan with hot oil at 160 ° C to 165 ° C.
Reduce chicken for five to six minutes before putting it in an oven temperature of 80 degrees Celsius, then fry for 90 seconds before serving.
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