Deep Fried Twinkies??

I am not too sure about these?? user posted image

Might be good... sounds kinda freaky : )

Deep Fried Twinkies

Batter:

1 C. flour

1 Tbsp. malt vinegar

1 tsp. baking powder

1 tsp. salt

12 oz. water

1 egg

Vegetable Oil for Frying

Dip Twinkie in batter and deep fry for 2 minutes or so in a Camp Chef deep fry pot (DP-10).

Good with strawberry syrup and powdered sugar.

I have had one, They are pretty good

we may have to try them then!

We are totally HOOKED on the campfire donuts though. I make them at home in the deep fryer.....

I have yet to try the twinkies or the donuts.....Maybe you can make some for us...

I am sure we will be cooking LOTS of donuts that weekend : )

I was reading on another forum where they made these on a group trip, but they called them "widgets" ......

By any name, we really enjoy them ... : )

I have also heard of fried snickers. I've never had them but they sound very interesting.

Fried snickers? I had to go looking for a recipe.. found this

Snickers candy bars
funnel cake mix
frying oil

Push popcicle sticks into Snickers bar from the bottom about half way up.

Freeze Snickers until frozen solid.

For the funnel cake batter, you can either buy the mix at the store or make your own batter (there are several one's on recipezaar).

Dip frozen Snickers into the batter.

Fry in hot oil until golden brown (just a few minutes).

Remove from oil and drain.

Top with powdered sugar or caramel sauce if desired.

That sounds like what they have described to me.....It sounds really good. But anything fattening sounds good to me!!!!!!!

So your making donuts for us all i read?????

If she will cook them i will bring some of the ingredients........Just let me know!

Guess I should have DH give a cooking demonstration

I will ask him how many he thinks he wants to cook. it is so easy though! All you need are tubes of biscuits. I prefer to NOT use the buttermilk kind. And, use the regular size biscuits, not the large ones. Biscuits and cinnamon-sugar is all thats needed.
I imagine you could use powdered sugar as well, but we havent tried that.