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Onion Rings

                        - submitted by Dahlia on 12-19-2007


Ingredients
Onion - 1
Buttermilk - 2/3 cup
Oil - for frying

Dry Batter
All-purpose flour - 1 cup
Salt - to taste
Baking powder - 1 tsp 



Method
1. Peel the onion, slice into 1/4 inch thick pieces and separate into rings.
2. Soak the rings in buttermilk for 30 minutes.
3. Mix all the ingrediants under "batter" and keep it in a plate.
4. Heat oil in a deep pot for frying.
5. Take few onion rings at a time from the buttermilk, coat it with the flour mixture and fry it.
6. Drain excess oil using a paper towel.


Tips
        - All the ingrediants under "batter" ban be combined with buttermilk and 1 egg to form
a wet batter similar to wet batter. The rings can be dipped in that and fried too.

 

Comments

Comment by ketz mai
        is egg required in the batter? i am a vegetarian so pls give me an alternative.

 

Reply :-

       There is no egg used here.

Comment by Sushma Singh

         Superb... simple and may be delicious....I didnt tasted as my husband finished all...:-)

 

Reply :-

       Thats nice. Next time be sure to treat yourself too.

onion rings

                  - by Visitor on Fri 2/01/08 5:52 AM 

           should the batter for onion rings be thick or thin

 

Reply :- 

         The batter here is a dry one. You just soak in buttermilk and coat it with flour before frying.

 wats,,,,,,,,,,?

                   - by rockingappu on Fri 2/08/08 6:29 PM 

          wat is all purpose flour? n butter milk?

 

Reply :-

          All purpose flour is maida and buttermilk is diluted yogurt/curd.

 

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