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Fried Pickles Recipe For Zesty American Appetizer

March 11th 2011 03:02
Fried pickles recipe American appetizer USA
The United States is not widely renowned for fine food but several valid styles of cuisine have developed there. Cajun cookery was created by French Canadians expelled to Louisiana by the British. Creole (meaning mixture) was developed in the cultural melting pot of New Orleans, and Tex-Mex largely owes its inspiration to Spanish/Mexican traditions. In the following recipe with step by step pics I demonstrate a popular southern US dish, fried pickles.

Fried pickles are so popular they are even featured at annual fairs, and are frequently served in Australia at American themed restaurants such as Hooters. Fried pickles are usually made with cucumber dill pickles, but variations include pickled okra and pickled jalapeños.

Ingredients
280g (10oz) Cucumber dill pickles
150g (6oz) Self raising flour
150g (6oz) Corn flour
1 Beaten egg
30ml (1 floz) Cold water
1 pinch Salt

Method
To make the batter simply combine the self raising flour and corn flour in a bowl.
Add a pinch of salt, an egg and an eggshell full of cold water and whisk until they are combined.
Add more water as required to achieve a thick but liquid consistency.
Allow the batter to stand for at least half an hour before use to let the starch absorb the moisture and swell.

Cut the pickles into rings or spears, or even leave them whole.
Roll the pickle chips in flour, shake off excess and immerse in the batter.
Drain excess batter and carefully drop them into a deep fryer at 180°c (approximately 360°f).
Agitate the frying pickles once or twice so that they don’t stick together.
Fry them for about four minutes then remove them from the oil when the pickles are golden brown.
Serve with ranch dressing.

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Comment by Helen Randell

March 15th 2011 08:25
Actually... despite it all, I wouldn't mind giving them a go.....

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