The Strange Untold Truth Of Fried Chicken
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2024
- The South might have perfected fried chicken, but the crunchy coating and juicy meat have been enjoyed around the world for centuries. This is the strange untold truth of fried chicken.
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Roots in Ancient Rome | 0:00
US introduction by Scottish immigrants | 1:10
Perfected by African-American women | 2:17
The first American fried chicken recipe | 3:56
It was an expensive delicacy | 5:16
Fast Food and Colonel Sanders | 6:29
Buckets of chicken | 7:57
Japanese Christmas tradition | 9:00
Different countries' take on fried chicken | 10:13
Chicken and waffles | 11:31
Voiceover By: Kat Callaghan
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What's your favorite style of fried chicken?
Fried chicken takes you back to your happy place,lol.
"Fried chicken just tend to make you feel better about life." - Minny Jackson, "The Help" 😋❤🍗🍗🍗🍗
I will take good fried chicken any day!
According to the History Channel, Dave Thomas actually came up with the bucket. He was the franchisee and was stiffed out of his fair share by the suits that bought out Kentucky Fried Chicken from Harland Sanders, and then he went on to found Wendy’s.
Yummy ❤
They are not admitting that the relaxers are a major cause of fibroids!!!
Soul food 😋😋
I LOVE FRIED CHICKEN AND WINGS AND RIBS AND FRIED CHICKEN IS MY FAVORITE FOOD
It was a rumor going around growing up that he [the cornal] took the recipe from his mother maid/housekeeper/ indentured servant
Hmmm very curious where this is gonna go
In other countries it is less than 11 herbs and spices. Here in Romania I believe it is only 9 herbs and spices.
So the Scottish created Fried Chicken, and We African Americans added it to our culture. Very interesting. Thank you Scotland for creating Fried Chicken!
Awesome exchange… although it’s a myth about the no seasoning.. the oldest recipe uses black
Pepper, nutmeg, all spice, parsley, marinated or brined in wine vinegar with onions and bay leaf
My mother ate fried chicken once a week and lived to be 97. (KFC)
Fun fact: If she sounds familiar, it's because she's the voice of the TikTok text to speech narration Kat Callaghan
Wait when did mashed start using the TikTok ai voice
how did the slave obtain the spices? because back then spices were like $$
Maybe the southern ladies added the flour/batter. Sounds like everyone over "there" fried it without.
It Scotland that added the batter hence the reason why they invented it, Also had various spices and dry herbs
@@eldictator1 That is a myth that Scotland invented it. That comes from a revisionist article in the Smithsonian magazine from the 1980s. This article was widely quoted but an examination of the contemporary sources and previous scholarship show it to be very flawed. Prior to that article, food authorities like James Beard, etc, all attributed the creation of Southern fried chicken to enslaved Black American cooks. Period.
the Scottish recipes they cite do not handle the chicken the same way and involve wine in the batter, seasonings like nutmeg,etc. They are more akin to a fricasse recipe not a true fried chicken recipe. No true Southern fried chicken recipes involve wine like the Scottish recipes and the seasonings are different. There was also a frying tradition in Africa and the seasoning used in the South are similar to more African seasoning--salt, black pepper, white pepper, onions, etc. Also, the enslaved cooks did not work under close supervision of the white slaveowners and in some instances, the kitchens in the South were not in the main house so no, the Scottish mistress did NOT teach the Black cooks how to fry chicken. Also, please note that the none of the American recipes they cite predate chattel slavery in the US. Ie, they were recording recipes invented by their enslaved cooks.
Also, please note that Harland Sanders supposedly also took his recipe from a Black cook. He added the pressure cooker to it to speed production. Similarly, celebrity chef Paula Deen had a Black cook working for her long time and when this lady left and made her own cookbook, the popular story was that Paula's restaurants food suffered. Why? because the real creator of the recipes was gone.
This Fried chicken story is another example of people trying to erase Black history.
You didn't mention how KFC failed in the Philippines because Jollibee was better.
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