Boardwalk Fried Oreos At Home!

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  Step 1

  Gather your ingredients. Please don't forget your cookies like I forgot them in the picture!
  Preheat your veggie oil to 375 degrees. (Put small drops of water into the oil. The oil will pop and crackle for a short time, when it stops it should be just about right!)

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  Step 2

  Prepare the batter.
  Whisk together the milk and the egg in one of your mixing bowls until well blended. (I use a whisk, but a fork is no different.)

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  Step 3

  Mix all dry ingredients in your other mixing bowl. Slowly add your dry ingredients to the milk and egg mixture while whisking.

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  Step 4

  Your batter should be relatively thick.

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  Step 5

  Now your oil is hot, and your batter is ready to be put to use.
  Gather your Oreos!
  This recipe makes about 18 fried Oreos, which is WAY more than you want to eat alone. I can only eat two or three myself, but I just didn't want to waste the batter!

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  Step 6

  Dip your cookies one by one into the batter. Flip and dip the other side.

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  Step 7

  Place your cookies into the hot oil, only cooking 4 - 5 at a time to avoid the cookies sticking together. I'm sure I don't have to tell you guys this, but BE CAREFUL! I've been scarred by enough hot oil splatter to know.

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  Step 8

  Use your judgment for this part. Fry the cookies until they are golden brown on the underside (this is about 30 seconds for me).
  Use your spatula to flip them and fry them on the other side.
  Take them out and drain and cool them on paper towels.

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  Step 9

  Put them on a plate; sprinkle those babies with a little powdered sugar, brown sugar, syrup or whatever you like.
  Serve them to your friends and family and enjoy a few yourself!

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midnightx · Hong Kong, HK · 3 projects 7th November 2012

it tastes awesome does this work on ice creams too?

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Hannah M. · 4 projects 13th December 2011

i'm making these this weekend!

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Reese · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US 11th October 2011

trying this! Those are my favorite fair treat

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Chelsea D. · 9 projects 29th September 2011

Couldn't imagine why not, try it.

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DamnItTessa · Hutchinson, Kansas, US 29th September 2011

i wonder if this batter will work for fried cookie dough.....??? Had it at the state fair this year and OHEMGEE it's the BEST!!!!

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Eatadicckfckerx4 · Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, US 26th August 2011

I used pancake mix. and just covered them in that.
Works great and tastes good(:

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Kathy Gregson · Lüneburg, Lower Saxony, DE · 5 projects 10th August 2011

Oh my freakin' god! I have to try this!

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Princess Pam-attitude · Pocatello, Idaho, US · 332 projects 10th August 2011

This looks awesome! I will have to try these with my husband! He loves deep fried carnival food <3

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