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Post by deepfriednew101 on Apr 14, 2023 14:26:06 GMT 1
I have NOT seen Coriander written ON ANY C.H.S. recipes.
That is NOT saying that it was NOT introduced BY Bill S as His ingredient that made 99x a little better.
I have advocated that Bill S From Marion kay added Coriander in 1966-1969 Time Era
I Still HAVE NOT SEEN any Individual Spice Tins for Coriander Use or on the Antique Spice Availability list that are around 1940, YES some BLENDED ITEMS showed Coriander as a ingredient around the 1940's BUT NO Individual USE Tin, and NO Sales Broachers or Documents of such
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Here is a vial recipe:
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Post by smallgree on Apr 14, 2023 21:34:31 GMT 1
That photo is the first I've seen. Thanks, but there is still no foundation laid as to when the product was produced. As a defense attorney I would surely counter that anything could have been stuffed into a coriander jar. This is what years of KFC misinformation has done to me. That is why I go mostly by taste.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2023 21:34:52 GMT 1
I have NOT seen Coriander written ON ANY C.H.S. recipes. That is NOT saying that it was NOT introduced BY Bill S as His ingredient that made 99x a little better. I have advocated that Bill S From Marion kay added Coriander in 1966-1969 Time Era I Still HAVE NOT SEEN any Individual Spice Tins for Coriander Use or on the Antique Spice Availability list that are around 1940, YES some BLENDED ITEMS showed Coriander as a ingredient around the 1940's BUT NO Individual USE Tin, and NO Sales Broachers or Documents of such We had this discussion before. I am looking for 11 herbs & spices, not 11 tins. Why again would you study and search Etsy and Ebay for tins when you can simply look at the OR you have though?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2023 21:50:07 GMT 1
That photo is the first I've seen. Thanks, but there is still no foundation laid as to when the product was produced. As a defense attorney I would surely counter that anything could have been stuffed into a coriander jar. This is what years of KFC misinformation has done to me. That is why I go mostly by taste. My pleasure. I am actually not trying to prove anything. I am not even claiming Coriander must have been an OR item. I simply don't know. With regards to the vials, many spices do match Vial A. The photo I have shared was literally from the very first page when I google searched 'Ground Coriander Seeds' and it would show many similar ones. So I didn't spent too much time finding a good one. Yeah, me too. Taste only. I lost my interest in the vials. Shoot me if I ever refer to them again for anything.
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Apr 14, 2023 23:00:23 GMT 1
I have NOT seen Coriander written ON ANY C.H.S. recipes. That is NOT saying that it was NOT introduced BY Bill S as His ingredient that made 99x a little better. I have advocated that Bill S From Marion kay added Coriander in 1966-1969 Time Era I Still HAVE NOT SEEN any Individual Spice Tins for Coriander Use or on the Antique Spice Availability list that are around 1940, YES some BLENDED ITEMS showed Coriander as a ingredient around the 1940's BUT NO Individual USE Tin, and NO Sales Broachers or Documents of such We had this discussion before. I am looking for 11 herbs & spices, not 11 tins. Why again would you study and search Etsy and Ebay for tins when you can simply look at the OR you have though? I have looked at the Recipe there is NO Coriander in the Original Recipe ( Please NOTE it has ONLY been CONFIRMED THAT THE RECIPE is C.H.S. Hand writing we are waiting for the year the Paper is) WHICH is BACKED UP BY the ISSUE there was NO coriander for sale in individual supply in 1939 1940
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Post by Chickenman on Apr 14, 2023 23:23:39 GMT 1
1000% Coriander is in the recipe if my taste is correct.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 14, 2023 23:53:25 GMT 1
1000% Coriander is in the recipe if my taste is correct. The problem is, I was born after Coriander was introduced if deepfriednew101 is right. So every KFC I had would contain Coriander. Takes us back to the ship of Theseus.
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Post by deepfriednew101 on Apr 15, 2023 1:13:03 GMT 1
Chickenman You are correct possibly if you are thinking to compare to 2023 NEW AGE KFC CHICKEN TASTE
I still await someone showing me a 1930's Coriander Spice Tin or even a 1930's Sumac Spice Tin that was marketed in Grocery Stores.
Remember C.H.S. and Leon Peter Harmon in 1952 went into a Grocery Store Owned By Peter H Family and Bough 11 Spices and Herbs and C.H.S. cooked the chicken Pete Harmon re-created the Chicken while C.H.S. was in Australia ?
so find a Spice Tin for Either Coriander or Sumac from 1939 or 1940 which is what the recipe was made from the Peter Harmon made in 1952 ?
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Post by Chickenman on Apr 15, 2023 6:13:27 GMT 1
Chickenman You are correct possibly if you are thinking to compare to 2023 NEW AGE KFC CHICKEN TASTE I still await someone showing me a 1930's Coriander Spice Tin or even a 1930's Sumac Spice Tin that was marketed in Grocery Stores. Remember C.H.S. and Leon Peter Harmon in 1952 went into a Grocery Store Owned By Peter H Family and Bough 11 Spices and Herbs and C.H.S. cooked the chicken Pete Harmon re-created the Chicken while C.H.S. was in Australia ? so find a Spice Tin for Either Coriander or Sumac from 1939 or 1940 which is what the recipe was made from the Peter Harmon made in 1952 ? I don't believe you have any recipe written by C.H.S.
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Post by Silver on Apr 15, 2023 10:00:18 GMT 1
1000% Coriander is in the recipe if my taste is correct. Whenever I've removed Coriander the nuttiness factor vanishes, but so far I've only replaced it with Celery Seed. The outcome may be different if Coriander is replaced with toasted mustard seed.
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