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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ibnanv" data-source="post: 21657134" data-attributes="member: 218596">KFC secret recipe revealed? Colonel Sanders' nephew shows off list of 11 herbs&spiceKFC secret recipe revealed? Colonel Sanders' nephew shows off list of 11 herbs and spicesThat needn’t stop you making it anyway. Here’s the list of ingredients and amounts in Claudia’s scrapbook:Mix with 2 cups white flour:  2/3 tablespoon salt  1/2 tablespoon thyme  1/2 tablespoon basil  1/3 tablespoon oregano  1 tablespoon celery salt  1 tablespoon black pepper  1 tablespoon dried mustard  4 tablespoons paprika  2 tablespoons garlic salt  1 tablespoon ground ginger  3 tablespoons white pepperThe list was found in a scrapbook belonging to Colonel Sanders' late wife, Claudia, on the back of her last will and testamentIt may well count as one of corporate America’s most closely guarded secrets, but the recipe for <a href="http://www.independent.co.uk/topic/KFC" target="_blank">KFC</a>’s signature ‘original’ fried chicken may just have been revealed.  Jay Jones, a reporter for <a href="http://http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/travel/ct-kfc-recipe-revealed-20160818-story.html" target="_blank">the Chicago Tribune</a> claims that Colonel Sanders' nephew casually revealed the recipe for KFC’s iconic fried chicken during an interview.  Mr Jones, visited Kentucky to write a travel item about the Harland  Sanders Café and Museum in the small town of Corbin, formerly the  service station where the Colonel first served his chicken to motorists  in 1930.There, he met Sanders’ nephew, 67-year-old Joe Ledington, with whom  he leafed through an old scrapbook that had belonged to Ledington’s aunt  Claudia, the Colonel’s second wife, who died in 1996.  Inside was a copy of Claudia’s last will and testament, on the back  of which was written a recipe for a fried chicken spice blend made up of  11 herbs and spices. “That is the original 11 herbs and spices that  were supposed to be so secretive,” Ledington told Jones.  Contacted later to confirm the story, the Colonel’s nephew was a little more cagey, telling the Tribune that he couldn’t say “for sure” whether this was the mysterious recipe served today at some 20,000 locations in 123 countries.  The newspaper cooked a batch according to the blend in the scrapbook  and declared it “the real deal”, especially after they added MSG, which  KFC admitted is currently an ingredient in its chicken.In 1999, when a couple thought they had stumbled across the recipe  scribbled on a note in the basement of the Kentucky home they had bought  from the Colonel and Claudia more than two decades earlier, KFC  promptly sued them – though the case was dropped when the company  decided the recipe differed significantly with the genuine article.  When the Tribune piece was published, they made do with a  statement: “Many people have made these claims over the years and no one  has been accurate,” the company said last week. “This one isn’t  either.”<a href="http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/kfcs-secret-recipe-revealed-colonels-nephew-11-herbs-spices-a7210521.html" target="_blank">http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/kfcs-secret-recipe-revealed-colonels-nephew-11-herbs-spices-a7210521.html</a></blockquote>

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