![]() With a spatula, beat the eggs into the dough one egg at a time. Remove from heat and place loose dough ball in a large bowl. Quickly stir together with a spatula until no lumps remain, and the mixture begins to form a ball. Reduce heat to low and add flour all at once. In a medium saucepan, over medium heat, melt butter, water, 1 tablespoon of sugar and salt. In a medium bowl, whisk together 1/2 cups sugar and 1 teaspoon cinnamon. Attach a candy/deep fry thermometer to to side of the pan. Yea.ġ/2 cup, plus 1 tablespoon granulated sugarĪdd enough oil to a large saucepan or deep skillet to measure 2-inches deep. I like these dipped in warm chocolate sauce… but I like everything dipped in warm chocolate sauce. See, you’ll squeeze the batter into the hot oil, and slice the dough off with the kitchen scissors.īy funny looking, I mean… totally delicious!Īfter being tossed in cinnamon and sugar, these churros are the perfect food. You’ll need a large star tip and a pastry bag, or big ZipLock bag. Halfway through stirring in the eggs, the batter will look like this. Add the eggs one at a time, stirring in with a spatula. After about 30 to 45 seconds, the mixture will form a loose ball, like the one pictured above. Over low heat, stir the flour into the hot butter mixture. Melt down these ingredients, whisk em up, and turn the heat to low. If this feels weird… that’s because it is. We start by boiling water, butter, sugar, and salt. There will be several point throughout this recipe where you might curse my name, and insist that I’ve made you mess up a recipe and waste ingredients. These are my notes… I know, a little kooky. This churros recipe might be different than anything you’ve ever made. What do kids have these days? Lawsuits and Disney cruises. The place where Goofy walks around without his head on, and Snow Whites could care less, and Tinkerbell is smoking a cigarette (ok… that didn’t happen… but I SO wish it did)!!! They take you and your family backstage, and sit you down, and give you juice, and ask you if you’re ok, and bring you medical attention… AND YOU GET TO SEE GOOFY WITHOUT HIS HEAD ON!!! Clearly this left a lasting impression on me…. They take you to the backstage/secret/red alert/ what’s even back there anyway/ Disneyland area. I totally should make my mom buy me sour balls for having to endure this inconvenience to my funtime awesomeday.ĭo you know what happens when you fall at Disneyland (back in the 1980’s before everyone sued everyone else)? I’ll tell you… it’s awesome: Just after the show, as we were exiting, my aunt (who has always been the pillar of clumsiness) stumbled down the stairs and sprained her ankle. Since I was not shoveling sour candies into my face, I was sure that this show was going to make my eyes bleed from boredom. I think… maybe I don’t remember this correctly. We stood there as a statue of President Lincoln was illuminated and some prerecorded speech about freedom was played. We watched the Abraham Lincoln show, which… as a young youth… is the most boring thing I could possibly experience. We got popcorn, I secretly made faces at other children standing in line (I was not trying to make friends… I was simply being a major weirdo), and I remember some sort of parade. I saw Michael Jackson as Captain EO, and tried to replicate his dance moves for the rest of the day. Once upon a time, as a young youth with frizzy hair and giant teeth, I went to Disneyland with my family.
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