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Deep-Fried Apple Sweetness - Foodie Flicks



We always think of the delicious potatoes falling into the sizzling hot oil, but what about apples?

Above you can watch Chef Jason Hill make apple fries. Oh yes, he takes apples, slices 'em like fries, fries 'em up, and tops them with some cinnamon sugar. Unlike potatoes, which benefit from the double-frying technique, these guys are simple and quick -- just a coating of corn starch and into the oil they go. The simplicity and speed of this makes it perfect for that wow-treat for company. It won't take hours to make, and your guests will get a pleasantly sweet surprise.

Hill pairs the fries with a quick sauce of marshmallow and cream cheese, but I'm thinking a delicious yogurt-based dip would be perfect with this.

Filed Under: Foodie Flicks
Tags: apple fries, AppleFries, apples, deep-frying, foodie-flicks, fries, fruit fries, FruitFries, frying

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Brad

2-17-2009 @12:13AM Brad said... P.S. - the recipe for those not youtube inclined

Ingredients

Apple Fries:
1 apple (looks like a granny smith was used?)
1/2 cup cornstarch
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon

Dip:
1/4 cup whipped cream cheese
1/4 cup marshmellow cream
1 dash pumpkin pie spice

To make the apple fries:
1) Core and peel the apple, then slice into french fry shapes
2) Dredge apple slices in the corn starch, being sure to shake off the excess
3) Deep fry at 375 degrees for 3 minutes or until golden
4) Drain the apple fries on a paper towel and sprinkle the cinnamon sugar mixture on top

To make the dip:
1) Whisk ingredients until combined
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