Wed, Mar-15-06, 18:43
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Originally Posted by Elizellen
This looks like a great recipe to try, but as a Brit who has never heard of 'funnel cake' I am trying to work out how you would cook it if you want to make a funnel cake (or cakes? - I cant tell from the googled images what sort of size a funnel cake is!)
Do the 'ribbons' join up into one big blob or do they stay wiggled around and separated?
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If you go to fairs in the U.S., I think funnel cakes are like 5-6 inches in diameter or even as big as a dinner plate. But, yes they sort of join up since the batter expands when fried. Think of dropping a string in 1 spot. Reminds me of snowflakes or doilies. HTH. |