Is it large enough to fry funnel cakes?
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I bought it for funnel cakes. It probably would have worked alright but when I received it only one of the tanks worked (heated up) and the quality was all together very cheap. I had to return it because it was so bad. I was very disappointed.
1033011
i've been through three deep fryers,this the best one for home use,and you can make funnel cake in these>>very large frying area>>
473158
Yeah you mean in a size of a McDonald size fry. There's an attachment to make the size like that
612843
You could if you cut it into smaller chunks. I keep a small jar of coconut oil inside if mine for frying. It works well. You could use a lightweight, small-diameter pan with this, but it pretty much comes with one (the "lid"). I love this cookset. Also, if you replace the plastic feet with bolts it can be used with wood. Fuel as well. This essentially makes it I tri-fuel system.
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Aloha C. Thomas!I have learned that using the right size of bowl prevents spillage. When I'm mixing cake batter, I use the biggest size of Anchor Hocking. it provides enough space for the ingredients to be blended well. There was a time I lifted the hand-held mixer without first turning it off and batter created a design on my kitchen wall.I had owned two Pyrex mixing bowls before and they were the big size. The Anchor Hocking I have now is transparent glass which helps me see the ingredients all around.Anyway, I hope what I have written helps you a little. Aloha C. Thomas!I have learned that using the right size of bowl prevents spillage. When I'm mixing cake batter, I use the biggest size of Anchor Hocking. it provides enough space for the ingredients to be blended well. There was a time I lifted the hand-held mixer without first turning it off and batter created a design on my kitchen wall.I had owned two Pyrex mixing bowls before and they were the big size. The Anchor Hocking I have now is transparent glass which helps me see the ingredients all around.Anyway, I hope what I have written helps you a little.
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If you dip it in buttermilk and then the breadcrumbs or whatever, yes it will. As long as it's not dripping. If its dripping, the fan may blow all the liquid off the meat. The basket is not that big, room for about 3 legs or two breasts. The cooking is done by super-heated, recirculating air. That's why if you are doing fish sticks or chicken tenders, you need to spray a little cooking spray on the items so they have a little moisture and are not completely dried out. Aso, I believe they just came out with a larger capacity model. You might check that so you can make more fried chicken pieces at one time.
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You can fry a couple of slices, but you will need to drain off the fat. It is not too deep maybe 1/4 inch.
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I would think so. Mine gets very hot....hot enough to fry. I would suggest using a pan with a thick bottom so that the heat is more uniform.
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The largest I've made is a 9" cake, but I believe that it could handle a larger cake. You slide it in on itself to being it around the case (like wrapping a belt on itself), so I'd give it a whirl. I love mine. It's super easy to use.
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Yes I can fry a small fryer all at one time. I also use it to make my cinnamon rolls it holds 6 large rolls perfect for sunday buffet. Made a apple cobbler in it for a friends family reunion they loved it;
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I dont think the pegs are wide enough for large frying pans. We have it on our counter with plates and it works well.
1121577
Yes. It's probably even overkill for just a bundt cake. It's really tall and fits a 12" cake platter.
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Unfortunately no...only the 4.25 x 4.25 suet cakes will fit. You can stack them though and put two of the in the feeder.
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No, I'm afraid not. It's too big. You would need to put this in a frying pan.
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Sure it will! Because it is a small unit, the pieces of fish cannot be large. We have fried battered pickles, chicken wings, and fish sticks in it. Works great!
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No. It is not big enough for mixing large batters, but my Mom wanted a handle grip on the bowl. The site does not give quart size.
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No, the feeder was built to hold cakes the size of 4.25" x 4.25". However, it is tall enough that you can stack a cake on top of the bottom one.
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I'm not familiar with your fryer, but it would have to be at least 8 3/4 inches in diameter and five inches deep to use this basket.