***Shine Bright Like A Twinkle ***


Have you guys heard of Twinkles? Its this soft chocolate cake with chocolate filling!! Its one of my favorite snacks from my childhood !! But i have never  heard of fried twinkies,and was surprised when i saw the recipe of this dish!! I was so irked that i decided to try it myself and god i am not evening kidding it was so good! Like mouthwatering good!! So i am gonna put up the recipe here so that you guys can also share the joy of eating the goodness of fried twinkies :)


Ingredients :  6 Hostess Twinkies

                     6 wooden popsicle sticks

                     Vegetable oil, enough to cover twinkies

                     Flour

                                      BATTER

1 cup milk

2 tablespoons vinegar

1 tablespoon oil

1 cup flour (mix to consistency)

1 teaspoon baking powder

1⁄2 teaspoon salt

How to do it : Freeze the twinkies for at least 2 hours,can freeze overnight.

                     Heat your oil in fryer to 375 degrees.

                     Mix your batter as such: milk, vinegar,oil.

                     In another bowl blend flour, baking powder and salt.

                     Whisk wet ingredients into dry, mix until smooth.

                     Refrigerate the mixture  until oil reaches temperature.

                     Insert sticks into twinkies, leaving enough of a end to hold.

                 Dust with flour and dip into batter be sure batter covers the entire twinkie place                    twinkie in hot oil with utensil being sure the twinkie browns evenly (the twinkie will float) about 3- 4 minutes.

                Remove to paper towel- cool 5 minutes.

                Serve with a Berry Sauce Raspberries or mixed Berry preserves heated until warm.

               




PS: These pictures are not mine and were taken from the website that had the receipe :)

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