APPLE FRITTERS #apple #cake
Simple APPLE FRITTERS
There are not many things as delightful or as soothing as a warm hand crafted dessert. These Easy Apple Fritters are a grand slam whenever of the year!
The climate here in Pennsylvania is having a personality emergency. This February was wild! Cold a couple of days (we even at long last had some snow), warm a significant number days and practically hot on a couple of days, it was so "off".
10 minutes to make the hitter just as strip and slash the apples. 3 minutes to make the coating and a couple of minutes to broil them and simply like that you will appreciate these hot, heavenly, Easy Apple Fritters. Furthermore, you will lick your fingers!
INGREDIENTS :
- 2-3 peeled apples (1½ cups when diced)
- 1 cup flour
- ¼ cup sugar
- ¼ tsp salt
- 1½ tsp baking powder
- ⅓ cup milk
- 1 egg
- 2 TBS cinnamon sugar mixture (2 TBS sugar and 1 tsp cinnamon)
- Oil for frying the fritters
INSTRUCTIONS :
- Combine the flour, sugar, salt and baking powder, and whisk until combined.
- In a small bowl whisk the milk and egg until combined, add into dry ingredients and mix until just incorporated.
- Toss the apple chunks with the cinnamon & sugar and dump the mixture into the batter, stir just a bit to move apples around.
- Heat oil to 370 degrees.
- Fry heaping spoonfuls (or use cookie scoop) of the batter (being sure you get apples in each scoop)until golden brown (about 2-3 minutes),
- If frying in a sealed fryer, shake basked around just a bit during frying to ensure even rotation of cooking. If cooking in an open frying pan, flip fritters to ensure even cook.
- Once fritters are removed from fryer, place them on a cooling rack with paper towels under to catch any drips. If rolling in cinnamon & sugar, do so as soon as you can handle the fritters. If sprinkling with powdered sugar or dipping them in a simple glaze, allow them to cool a bit more.
- To make glaze simply combine 1½ cups powdered sugar, a splash of vanilla and 1-1½ TBS milk. Stir until smooth and drizzle over fritters or go ahead and dunk them in. If dunking them in, allow them to set for a few minutes and enjoy...they don't really "keep" that way. Fritters are best enjoyed soon after you make them while still warm. For best results fry in batches of 3 or four. I use a small cookie scoop to make dropping the batter into the oil nice and easy.