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Deep Fried Kool-Aid??? REVISED & FINAL
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PostPosted: Jun 21 2011    Post subject: Deep Fried Kool-Aid??? REVISED & FINAL Reply with quote

I know it ain't BBQ, but something that I ran across for vending.
Anybody ever made Deep Fried Kool-Aid in their fryer before?
Anyway got this recipe, and it doesn't specify whether the KA is sweetened or unsweetened. I'm guessing unsweetened. D@mn that's a bunch of them little packs to open. Shocked
I'm going to try it later today and post pics and a review. Be it good, bad or the dogs won't eat it.
NOT UNSWEETENED, YUCK

Deep Fried Kool Aid

Ingredients:
3 Eggs
2 Cups of Milk
1/4 Cup of Sugar
3 2/3 Cups of Flour
1/2 Teaspoons of Salt
1/4 Cup of Sweetened Cherry Kool Aid
2 Teaspoons of Baking Powder
Vegetable Oil For Frying

Making The Batter:
Beat the eggs and the sugar together in a mixing bowl. Slowly add the milk while beating slowly. Add all of the dry ingredients, and beat until the mixture is slow and creamy. The batter should be a bright pink color. Add more kool aid as desired.

Cooking Directions:
Cook in hot vegetable oil for about 3-4 minutes. Remove from the hot oil when the fried kool aid batter is golden brown and is crispy.

Optional:
If desired, the deep fried kool aid can be rolled in a mixture of powdered sugar and sweetened cherry kool aid after it is fried. Use about 1/4 cup of kool aid to 1/2 cup of powdered sugar.
Allow the Deep Fried Kool Aid to cool a bit before eating. They will burn you badly if eaten too soon. Just ask my Doberman. Evil or Very Mad
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PostPosted: Jun 21 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Heh heh I just saw this on GMA a few minutes ago.
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PostPosted: Jun 21 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Rocko-la wrote:
Heh heh I just saw this on GMA a few minutes ago.

Laughing Laughing Laughing Me too. Only the Today Show about 2 hours ago.
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

You can buy cans of the kool-aide now days, saves opening 10k packets to make a 1/4 cup.
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

daddywoofdawg wrote:
You can buy cans of the kool-aide now days, saves opening 10k packets to make a 1/4 cup.

I know, but it has the sweetener in it. I need unsweetened and Kraft says they don't sell unsweetened like that Crying or Very sad
Thanks anyway, DWD.
Just got back from the store. 20 packs of grape and 20 packs of cherry. Shocked
The cashier asked me if I had quit drinkin'? Laughing
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

I am thinking that only a ¼ cup of sugar for a ¼ cup of unsweetended kool aid is gonna be quite bitter to say the least. 1 small packet alone calls for a ½ cup of sugar for a ½ gallon of water.
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

This is like a kool aid hush-puppy?
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Teleking wrote:
I am thinking that only a ¼ cup of sugar for a ¼ cup of unsweetended kool aid is gonna be quite bitter to say the least. 1 small packet alone calls for a ½ cup of sugar for a ½ gallon of water.

Dunno, I drink BEER, work in progress. Will post a revised recipe if I change anything or add to it.

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kool aid hush-puppy?

Never had one. You tell me? No cornmeal or jalapenos in this. But that may be an experiment for later. Very Happy Thanks for the idea. Idea Fruit Punch Jalapeno Hush Puppies. Yessir, we might have a winner.
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Just tasted the batter with SWEETENED Cherry KA in it. Not bad. Added a touch of Unsweetened to 1/4 cup of batter, yep, bitter as sh!t. With the sweetened, it needs a tad more for flavor and color.
Will let ya know next batch.
Use the sweetened.
Finished pics comin' up.
BTW, recipe changed above to reflect "sweetened". Very Happy
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

AW-RIGHTY, Boys & Girls. We have pics, so it did happen. Wink
I couldn't find my small scoop, so the 1/4 cup and a spatula had to work. Ain't purty, but they d@mn sure taste good.

The batter



The temp (well almost)



The fry



The toss



The Money Shot (sorry bout the blurrrrr)



Gimme a BEER, I'm tired of Kool-Aid. Laughing
Final recipe corrected and ready to go for your gourmet pleasure.
Beer-Break. Shocked
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Jarhead, how many beers were involved in this? Wink I think I have had enough to try it though. After all everything is better deep fried, even Kool Aid I guess. Thanks.
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GF wrote:
Jarhead, how many beers were involved in this? Wink I think I have had enough to try it though. After all everything is better deep fried, even Kool Aid I guess. Thanks.

Deep Fried PBR? Laughing In vegetable oil. Wink
Thanks, hope you enjoy and add to it.
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Gunnny's gone Carny on us! Razz

Let us know how it goes with sales.

My kid wanted to try deep fried gravy balls to be served with chicken and the like. Shocked

We made em.

They were disgusting.......................

Hats off to you fry babies, something I have yet to venture into myself and would have to be an outside festival sport- my kitchen is not equipped for fryers.
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Gunnny's gone Carny on us! Razz

Let us know how it goes with sales.

My kid wanted to try deep fried gravy balls to be served with chicken and the like. Shocked

We made em.

They were disgusting.......................

Hats off to you fry babies, something I have yet to venture into myself and would have to be an outside festival sport- my kitchen is not equipped for fryers.

Nothin wrong with going Carny, Mike
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PostPosted: Jun 22 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

That's the kinda food that gets you into shows,It could taste like yuck,and sell one bag a season but those will get you booked.
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From BBQ Man: Gunnny's gone Carny on us!

Hey, if they wanna buy 'em, I'll sell 'em.
It has to beat the blowout from last Saturday.
That's what got me to thinking about something that's never been heard of in my little one horse towns. Very Happy

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From Ridge View BBQ: Nothin wrong with going Carny, Mike

If people see it on a banner, they will be curious and come over. I hope. Wink

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From daddywoofdawg: That's the kinda food that gets you into shows,It could taste like yuck,and sell one bag a season but those will get you booked.

That's exactly what I'm looking for. But I hope to sell more than one bag per season. Shocked

To give you an idea as too how they taste, it's like a cherry doughnut hole rolled in a crushed cherry sweet tart.
Gonna try some different flavors. Maybe Pina Coladas?
Thanks for your support and views.
Hope that helps.
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PostPosted: Jun 23 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

Try some bbq rub?
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PostPosted: Jun 26 2011    Post subject: Reply with quote

DWD, that don't even sound good. Wink
Rub on/in your dognut. Talk a bout a surprise. Shocked

I did try some Grape and Hawaiian Punch last week. 1/2 batch of each.
The grape was good. The punch was dog food. Embarassed
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I did a deep fried Krispy Kreme doughnut the other week at a Relay for Life event, and it was awesome!!! Was selling them for $3.00 a piece...dipped in pancake batter and fried till golden brown....I was also doing deep fried honey buns, fried pickle chips and fried oreos...All for a good cause and made $200 in about 4 hrs...That's going carny on ya'!!!
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corndog, congrats on a fine showing.
How do you hold your batter without it blooming and going bad?
Do you cook to order or hold under a heat lamp?
This is a whole new ballgame for me. Shocked
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