How to Make Fried Cinnamon Apple Rings
Combine flour, baking powder, sugar, salt and cinnamon in a large mixing bowl., In a second, small bowl combine the egg and buttermilk., Mix the topping by whisking together the sugar and cinnamon in a separate bowl. , Cut apples into ¼-inch thick...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Combine flour
Use a wire whisk to combine. -
Step 2: baking powder
Whisk together until fully combined. ,, Use a circle biscuit cutter in to make rings out of each slice so they end up resembling donuts.
Throw away centers and apple cores. , Generally heating at medium heat will allow you to achieve this temperature. , Whisk together well until it becomes a thick batter. , Do this several times until the apple is fully coated with batter.
Tap ring on the side of the bowl to remove any excess batter. , Fry only one or two apple rings at a time, turning as the bottom browns. , Only allow the rings to sit on the paper towel for a few seconds. ,, Serve warm if possible. -
Step 3: salt and cinnamon in a large mixing bowl.
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Step 4: In a second
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Step 5: small bowl combine the egg and buttermilk.
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Step 6: Mix the topping by whisking together the sugar and cinnamon in a separate bowl.
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Step 7: Cut apples into ¼-inch thick slices.
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Step 8: Heat oil in a large pan to 350 degrees.
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Step 9: Pour the contents of the second bowl (the egg and buttermilk) into the first bowl containing the flour
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Step 10: Dip apple rings into batter.
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Step 11: Place in frying pan and allow them to simmer and fry.
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Step 12: Transfer fried rings to a plate lined with 2 or 3 paper towels to pick up any excess oil.
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Step 13: Dredge the apple rings through the cinnamon and sugar topping
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Step 14: turning over and over so the entire apple is covered with cinnamon and sugar.
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Step 15: Place apple rings on a wire rack to cool.
Detailed Guide
Use a wire whisk to combine.
Whisk together until fully combined. ,, Use a circle biscuit cutter in to make rings out of each slice so they end up resembling donuts.
Throw away centers and apple cores. , Generally heating at medium heat will allow you to achieve this temperature. , Whisk together well until it becomes a thick batter. , Do this several times until the apple is fully coated with batter.
Tap ring on the side of the bowl to remove any excess batter. , Fry only one or two apple rings at a time, turning as the bottom browns. , Only allow the rings to sit on the paper towel for a few seconds. ,, Serve warm if possible.
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