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Deep-fried butter
I saw a news piece today about this abomination: http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Diet/de...ry?id=14291787 Quote:
Deep Fried Butter contains frozen butter that's dipped into a sticky cinnamon-honey batter, submerged in bubbling oil until browned, then drizzled with a confectioner's sugar glaze.
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Last month, food stands at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa, Calif., where the 2011 theme was "Let's Eat," served up the "coronary combo," pairing up sticks of deep-fried butter with chocolate-covered bacon.
Would anyone even try it? How did anyone even think of it?
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Bilmey! that beats
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-fried_pizza http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-fried_Mars_bar & is on a par with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fried_Coke
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Wow! Fried coke? What don't they fry?
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Thats all tomorrows meals sorted then
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Shame Sticks they called them on 'According to Jim' although they were not fried.
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How did anyone even think of it?
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I'd love to try chocolate covered bacon.
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Wow! Fried coke? What don't they fry?
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I'd love to try chocolate covered bacon.
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I love the taste of butter, as an enhancer of other ingredients!
The idea of deep fried butter on its own really just turns my stomach
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I made chocolate covered pork scratchings once.
Chocolate covered crisps are very popular in Japan and very nice too. |
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I've had deep fried coconut milk in a chinese restaurant once.
It was quite nice. |
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I saw a deep fried item on a TV show which was basically a block/stick of cheddar, wrapped in a green pepper, battered and deep fried.
It was kind of an inside out jalepeno popper. |
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I've had deep fried ice cream, tasted a bit weird but wasn't unpleasant.
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I saw a deep fried item on a TV show which was basically a block/stick of cheddar, wrapped in a green pepper, battered and deep fried.
It was kind of an inside out jalepeno popper. Must admit that I love deep fried food, but keep myself in check
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And why not ? There is also deep fried camembert & brie.
Must admit that I love deep fried food, but keep myself in check ![]() |
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Surely not butter, though!
And I love butter and all, so I would probably like it.
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Deep fried butter
That makes today's lunch - brie and bacon panini, followed by a blueberry muffin - seem positively healthy!
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I've had deep fried coconut milk in a chinese restaurant once.
It was quite nice. |
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I don't own a deep fat fryer - but how can one fry coconut milk.
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I assume you coat the thick creamy stuff you get in cans in batter & deep fry it.
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Or, like most liquids that are deep-fried, it's frozen first.
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Surely not butter, though!
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Don't know, never had it.
And I love butter and all, so I would probably like it.![]() Butter is churned cream. You know Gulab Jamun ? The Indian sweet ? In my mind it would be a bit like eating that with a dollop of cream.
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