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Harlan Sanders started selling fried chicken from his mother's recipe in 1930.
They are made by a guy who lives in a hut. He then goes into 5 years of meditating and therefore he jizzes the gravy out
it has been shown to originate in southern america...supposedly it came about when the black slaves wanted to spice up the chicken so they added spices to the chicken and fried it...
Here are five foods from KY: - Kentucky Fried Chicken - Kentucky Hot Brown - Burgoo - Derby Pie - Mutton BBQ
Kentucky Fried Chicken is most famous for the use of a special seasoning on the chicken, made from 11 herbs and spices put together originally by the company's founder Harland Sanders. The exact details of the 11 are a closely guarded trade secret.
Whoever sold it first I guess, like when I buy something from a store I usually get the receipt from the same place :P
personally i make home made egg fried rice or home made macaroni cheese from scratch and have that with fried chicken could have with noodles and Chinese salad etc
CMM Advertising, Inc. introduced three 60- and 30-second commercials for Kentucky Fried Chicken starring Mary Tyler Moore. In one 60-second spot entitled "Carriage Driver". The commercial opens with Mary driving a carriage with a horse as Hank Williams, Jr.'s "I Know It's Not Been Easy Loving Me" plays in the background. As the announcer says "You'll imagine the great taste of Kentucky Fried Chicken made by Colonel Sanders". The next scene cuts to Mary still driving a carriage as Dick Van Dyke waves at her when the announcer says "Kentucky Fried Chicken is the Colonel's Recipe". The next scene cuts to Mary jumping out of the carriage as she gets Kentucky Fried Chicken buckets out of the carriage when the announcer says "No one can give any dinner for Harland Sanders". The next image cuts to Mary at a table eating Kentucky Fried Chicken with Dick Van Dyke when the announcer says "Sometimes, Kentucky Fried Chicken is different than you". At the end of the commercial, Mary is driving a carriage again driving home as the announcer says "If you have Kentucky Fried Chicken, you love the colonel", and fades to black. Then we fade in on a shot of Colonel Sanders's face appearing to animate when the announcer says "Kentucky Fried Chicken: We Do Chicken Right", and it fades to black. In the second 30-second spot entitled "Mountain Climber". The commercial opens with Mary climbing on the mountaintop as Sam & Dave's "Soul Man" plays in the background. As the announcer says "Make a difference with the Colonel's Recipe". The next scene cuts to Mary falling down from a mountain and she gives a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken as the announcer says "No matter what you give to you". The next scene cuts to Mary eating a chicken from a bucket as the announcer says "Next time, if you want Kentucky Fried Chicken". At the end of the commercial, Mary is eating Kentucky Fried Chicken again when the announcer says "You have to find the colonel, with someone else", and fades to black. Then we fade in on a shot of Colonel Sanders's face appearing to animate when the announcer says "Kentucky Fried Chicken: We Do Chicken Right", and it fades to black. In the third and final 30-second spot entitled "Horseback Rider". The commercial opens with Mary riding on a horse as The Lovin' Spoonful's "Rain On The Roof" plays in the background. As the announcer says "Can you imagine whatever it takes?". The next scene cuts to Mary still riding on a horse as she puts a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken as the announcer says "So, grab the colonel's recipe". The next scene cuts to Mary eating a chicken from the Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket when she rides a horse as the announcer says "Colonel Sanders is the best man for chicken". At the end of the commercial, Mary is still riding a horse as the announcer says "Kentucky Fried Chicken is there", and fades to black. Then we fade in on a shot of Colonel Sanders's face appearing to animate when the announcer says "Kentucky Fried Chicken: We Do Chicken Right", and it fades to black.
Zack Brown is an amazing singer that made the song Chicken Fried. Which is about how he likes his Chicken Fried when the world gets free.
In a year over 2,000 chickens are killed for chicken but only half of them go to be fried and sold
Pressure fried chicken and broasted chicken are very similar because they're both made using frying method. They both produce chicken that is fried and tasty but there is a slight difference between them. Pressure Fried Chicken: Pressure fried chicken is made in a pressure fryer. The pressure helps to cook the chicken quickly and keeps it moist on the inside and dry on the outside. Broasted Chicken: The Broasted Chicken is made and registered by the Broaster Company in a specific way. To make broasted chicken, The chicken is roasted in a Broaster machine after it has been marinated in a particular flavoring. This method makes the chicken delicious. Therefore, even though both pressure fried chicken and broasted chicken use heat to fry chicken, The term "broasted" describes a particular trademarked pressure-frying technique.