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Ok well here is my entry:
Pippy's Sweet and spicy balls of fun
I googled the super bowl food and didn't really come up with anything all that unique so I started to thing about it....I wanted something that was quick and easy to make with only a few and basic on hand ingredients (incase you ran out and wanted more), something that tasted really good, something that was drop and drunk proof..........So I came up with these babies.....
Ingredients are:
350 grams Sweet corn keenels
300 grams unsalted peanuts
200 grams flour
1 brown onion
1 fresh nutmeg (ground)
1 stick of fresh cinnomin (ground)
8 dried cloves (ground)
2 dried allspice berrys (ground)
2 tsps of grated fresh ginger
1 tblsp of fatalii powder
The mixture basically turns into a dough and you roll into balls and deep fry untill they are golden brown. These are so yummy and once you have one you can't stop!!!!
They have a slightly indian almost asian feel to them but just a hint which is the flavour I was going for...and the fatalii powder went really great with the flavours
I finished them off by dipping them in soy sauce which complimented them perfectly....
I set out to make a simple but full of flavour snack that would handle ruff treatment and I think I did well.....
Ok well here is my entry:
Pippy's Sweet and spicy balls of fun
I googled the super bowl food and didn't really come up with anything all that unique so I started to thing about it....I wanted something that was quick and easy to make with only a few and basic on hand ingredients (incase you ran out and wanted more), something that tasted really good, something that was drop and drunk proof..........So I came up with these babies.....
Ingredients are:
350 grams Sweet corn keenels
300 grams unsalted peanuts
200 grams flour
1 brown onion
1 fresh nutmeg (ground)
1 stick of fresh cinnomin (ground)
8 dried cloves (ground)
2 dried allspice berrys (ground)
2 tsps of grated fresh ginger
1 tblsp of fatalii powder
The mixture basically turns into a dough and you roll into balls and deep fry untill they are golden brown. These are so yummy and once you have one you can't stop!!!!
They have a slightly indian almost asian feel to them but just a hint which is the flavour I was going for...and the fatalii powder went really great with the flavours
I finished them off by dipping them in soy sauce which complimented them perfectly....
I set out to make a simple but full of flavour snack that would handle ruff treatment and I think I did well.....