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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 7, 2024 21:03:39 GMT 1
Josh Ozersky cook's 99-x Seasoning
Conversation lead 12 people to ALL watch the video of Josh Ozersky Ultimate Fried Chicken Cooking Video which is 8 years Old.
Everyone Noted that He used what appears to be 2 cups of flour in the Glass Bowl.
The amount of Seasoning is STAGERING Heavy.
The bowl of flour has seasoning in it, at which point He Adds More seasoning plus adds 99-x to the Egg Warsh
a photo breakdown is needed to show HOW much Seasoning Josh Added to 2 cups BUT on review Many are suggesting 12 - 14 Tablespoons on a Heavy amount and 10 - 12 Tablespoons Total on a lighter Amount FOR 2 - 2.5 Cups of Flour.
3 different Times seasoning was added
1) Flour and seasoning first
2) More seasoning to the Flour after the 1st was stirred
3) Added 99-x to the Egg Wash
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 7, 2024 21:24:23 GMT 1
Josh photo still's Provided by 3rd Party Other parties Want to Set the Amount of the 99-x Straight that the Amount as listed ON the Cans sold BY Marion Kay for the LAST Decade's is so weak when following instruction's. It Has been tested By Us and it is easy 2 - 3 Times Less seasoning for a Flavored Chicken equal to Pre-1970 KFC and even NEW AGE K.F.C. We Have acquire OLD Marion Kay Chicken Seasoning Bags Un-Open Dating back to 1970's Early. We Have a Un-open Bag of 99-x from 1980's and a provided Tin of 2024 Marion Kay supplied New Un-open. We are incline to Test ALL 3 separate Marion kay Items The issue Becomes Cost and Budget Prospective for the adventure The current Country we are in has Gave a Amount that is cheapest in the world for cost ever, economy down turn may play in the favor. Although we Did have a budget in mind for the World Wind Test and Purchase of memorabilia Budget may need to be broken. We have a 2024 99-x Full Tin being tested Currently to see if a TRUE break down for AMOUNT if ingredient's can be determined?  First Amount of Flour to Seasoning  Adding More seasoning to the First mix  More Seasoning added to the Mix 
Seasoning Added to the Egg Warsh
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Post by crazyforchicken on Mar 7, 2024 22:22:49 GMT 1
You are pretty computer savvy at multimedia for a 101+ year old.
Who ya foolin'? Maybe yourself? How old are you really?
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 7, 2024 23:34:25 GMT 1
Third party supplies the Photos for a comparison of the work Josh originally did as People Do Not want to understand How in accurate the 99-x Instructions are and want Proof.
Watch josh Video and comments or just say He was FULL of CRAP also
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Post by crazyforchicken on Mar 7, 2024 23:43:49 GMT 1
Aaaand your age is?  |
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 8, 2024 15:29:55 GMT 1
Over 18 a long time ago.
Old enough to have been traveling with C.H.S. and Claudia on Missions and cooking Original Old style Chicken with C.H.S.
I have crapped out more Original Chicken then the NEW AGE YOU have ate.
What's more important is that YOU Do Not follow Old logic and the Old advice Posted by MANY
As a example for ALL is 99-x has ANY resemblance close to a KFC seasoning why are so many having to use 2 - 3 times the Amount shown on the 99-x Container.
I would suggest that Everyone increase the amount of seasoning mixed to Flour First Many suggested 1 oz per 1Lbs for Flour which is NEW AGE advice Franchises used.
WHY Not try 1.5 or 2 oz make a Zinger as referenced in OLD MANUALS
experience why Original Chicken taste like and Take C.H.S. advice many could cook chicken Like He can they just need to use MORE Seasoning 1957 Interview
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Post by Silver on Mar 8, 2024 18:58:08 GMT 1
Too bad Josh Ozersky passed away in 2015, as it would have been nice to hear directly from him as to the amounts of flour and 99-X he used.
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Post by Silver on Mar 8, 2024 19:04:02 GMT 1
I'm fairly certain that Ken on the other forum stated once that 19 grams of 99-X in 200 grams of flour hits the sweet spot. That would potentially infer that early on the proverbial 'bag' was 40 ounces.
But 2X would mean 25 grams of 99-X in 200 grams of flour, and 3X would mean 37.5 grams of 99-X in 200 grams of flour.
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Post by Silver on Mar 8, 2024 19:06:18 GMT 1
I believe @11serbs is on record as stating that 12.5 grams of 99-X in 200 grams of flour tastes down right good, and when he's tried boosting it the results went down hill.
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Mar 8, 2024 20:13:56 GMT 1
How much does 12.5g equivalate to in comparison to in ounces or spoons
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