From Brenda LaLonde, exhibition chef at Vermillionville 1 cup flour1/8 tsp. salt2 tbls. sugar2 tbls. baking powder1 egg1/2 cup milkoil for frying Mix ingredients together, whisking with a fork. It should be the consistency of cake batter. Heat 2-3″ oil, preferably in cast iron pot, to 350 degrees.Take small spoonfuls of batter and drop into [...]
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