Thursday, October 14, 2010

EASY APPLE FRITTERS

These are so easy to make and with the apples falling of all the trees around here you can go pick up enough to make these in just a few minutes. I like to make these and eat with vanilla ice cream.

11/4 Cups All Purpose Flour
11/2 Teaspoons Baking Powder
1/2 Cup Sugar
1/4 Cup Light Brown Sugar
11/2 Teaspoons Cinnamon
1/2 Cup Milk
1 Large Egg, beaten
4 Tablespoons Blue Bonnet Marg. melted
11/2 Cups Apples, chopped
Can also just use Self-Rising Flour if you like

Mix the flour, baking powder, sugars and cinn. together in a large bowl. Then add the egg, milk and melted butter(let this cool a little). Stir well. Have the apples peeled and chopped. Add these to the batter. Stir until combined. Put oil about 11/2 inches deep in a skillet. Do not have oil on high as it will burn quick. Let get hot but not smoking. Take a 1/8 measuring cup and put the apple batter in it and then drop into the hot oil. Let fry for around 2 minutes and then flip over. Do not let oil get to hot as this will scorch the fritters. Should be brown on both sides. Then take some paper towels and put in a plate or on a cookie sheet. Lay the fritters on this to drain off some of the oil. While hot take and have a bowl with powdered sugar in it and take a pair of tongs and put one in the bowl and cover with powdered sugar. Flip over and do the other side. You can also make a glaze for them if you do not like just powered sugar alone. For the glaze mix 2 cups of the powdered sugar in a bowl with 2 Tablespoons of mik and wisk good. If to thick add a little more milk. Drizzle over the fritters.  Let the glaze dry for a little. Serve with vanilla ice cream. Serve the fritters hot.

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