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Frickled Pickles


conniebky

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Hey Everybody!

I'm in such a great mood. I feel like who I remember I used to be :D

So, around the Holidays, I bought myself a very expensive deep fryer because I love homemade onion rings, frickled pickles, etc.

My question is ... is there any other kind of coating to use to fry things? I used cracker crumbs for the pickles and white flour :ph34r: for the onion rings.

Thank you. Thank you very much. ;)


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Lisa Mentor

I think some people use Pamela's Pancake Mix to make fried onion rings....pretty close to the real thing. Fried pickles, never been there. :blink:

mamaw Community Regular

Domata Living Flour has a wonderful seasoned flour.We love to fry fish with it.

Choice Batter has a mix that is excellent , one is seasoned & one is plain for frying apples , twinkies & stuff like that.

hth

mamaw

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I use corn starch alot.

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