Fried Twinkies

[elyse]

I fried a dupe once and gave it to our prep, telling him it was fried American cheese. He almost ate it.

[newsbabe]

Uh, what's a dupe? As for the pickle? It was a thin, kind of spicy batter and crispy, and yes, the pickle was still crispy too. It was just too weird. I had to try it!

[elyse]

When ytou work in a kitchen, a dupe has the order of the food you have to cook. Table 2 wants onion soup, shrimp coctail for apps, steak and chicken for entree. Created by computer printout or those blue green pads the waiters carry with them.

It's basically a piece of paper.

Edited October 22, 2003 by elyse (log)

[suzilightning]

make them yourself...

or from here(note the mix on the right which pertains to this topic) this may look familiar and set off another round of cravings.....

http://www.lighterside.com/website/store/s...eyword=corn+dog

[howard88]

Haven't tried a fried twinkie yet and do not plan to. Many years ago," I Spy "magazine did a bit on putting a twinkie in a bathtub filled with water and it was supposed to expand to fit the tub after a week. I tried this experiment. I cannot say if the twinkie really filled the tub but after a week, it looked totally awesome. It was like an out of body experience. Then again, it could've been the LSD!

[Ari]

Last summer some friends and I tried fried oreos at a 6 flags amusement park. We thought they were amazing. No glass of cold milk - these were dipped in batter, deep-fried, plunked on top of a funnel cake with three scoops of ice cream, then topped with whipped cream, cherry sauce, and chopped nuts. My heart stops just thinking about it.