Deep Fried Beer

[Dianora]

Some chef in Texas spend 3 years to deep fried beer wrapped in pocket of salty, pretzel-like dough and then dunked in oil at 375 degrees for about 20 seconds. The beer retains its alcohol.

Next stop, someone need to have a deep fried bacon wrapped beer.

[Lightbeard]

I thoght we couldn't get worse (or better) than deep fried ice cream

[masterpoobaa]

Deep fried pizza?
Deep fried mars bars?

Me personally? I'm waiting for a deep fried Burbon & Coke.

[Rhivath]

A deep fried deep fat fryer filled with deep fried turducken with a deep fried stuffing of deep fried beer!

One can only dream...

[Lightbeard]

A deep fried deep fat fryer filled with deep fried turducken with a deep fried stuffing of deep fried beer!

One can only dream...

A deep fried deep fryer?

I like the way you think

[Fivelives]

I was randomly watching the travel channel, and there was a special on there about food. Apparently there's a restaurant (in NY if memory serves) that will deep fry literally anything. I forget the name of it though, and my google-fu is failing me.

[Shyrtandros]

Copy paste details for us at work who can't see the glorious goodies PLLLLLZZZZZ?

[ryan4nayr]

I was randomly watching the travel channel, and there was a special on there about food. Apparently there's a restaurant (in NY if memory serves) that will deep fry literally anything. I forget the name of it though, and my google-fu is failing me.

Chip Shop. Been there with some friends who go to NYU. Tasty as advertised. In the show, I think the owner said they won't fry anything that's too big for their fryers.

P.S.: Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern featured a Deep Fried Coke at a Texas State Fair. I wonder how feasible it is to add bourbon into the mix.

[aranil]

I was randomly watching the travel channel, and there was a special on there about food. Apparently there's a restaurant (in NY if memory serves) that will deep fry literally anything. I forget the name of it though, and my google-fu is failing me.

Chip Shop. Been there with some friends who go to NYU. Tasty as advertised. In the show, I think the owner said they won't fry anything that's too big for their fryers.

P.S.: Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern featured a Deep Fried Coke at a Texas State Fair. I wonder how feasible it is to add bourbon into the mix.

They fry the syrup of the coke. ITs really good

[Sputterduck]

I was randomly watching the travel channel, and there was a special on there about food. Apparently there's a restaurant (in NY if memory serves) that will deep fry literally anything. I forget the name of it though, and my google-fu is failing me.

Chip Shop. Been there with some friends who go to NYU. Tasty as advertised. In the show, I think the owner said they won't fry anything that's too big for their fryers.

They also won't fry anything too small, small candies like M&Ms or Skittles just simply dissolve away in the oil

[Deliriously]

My roommates and I decided that deep frying a white castle burger would be a good idea...it is a lot better in theory than practice.

[Sputterduck]

My roommates and I decided that deep frying a white castle burger would be a good idea...it is a lot better in theory than practice.

oh God, isn't that like trying to deep-fry a lump of butter??

[Deliriously]

yes..but worse

[ryan4nayr]

My roommates and I decided that deep frying a white castle burger would be a good idea...it is a lot better in theory than practice.

Sounds like a Monte Cristo sandwich would be a better idea.



Some Irish pubs I've been to (note: not in Ireland) serve a side of jelly (often raspberry), but I personally laid off that.

[Rachmaninoff]

as long as its edible and friable we gone make it delishadable

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPkMUU9tUqk