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Yes, these are fried in oil. No, they are not healthy, unless you count the fact that onions are vegetables. The recipe is so simple though. An occasional treat of real onions rings is okay, right?
Pour oil in a high-sided skillet and heat over medium high heat while slicing onion. In a medium bowl mix pancake mix, water and seasonings. You can add more water if it’s too thick. What you want is a batter consistency.
When oil reaches about 370 degrees, start dipping onion slices into batter, then quickly place into hot oil. (I use a large fork to do this so the extra batter drains away and I don’t have to get my hands too messy!) Continue with more onion slices until a single layer is on the bottom of the pan, being careful not to crowd the pan. Fry, turning once, until golden and crispy, about 1-3 minutes per batch. It really depends on the heat of the oil, h0w wet the batter is and how thick the onions are sliced.
Continue with more batches until done. Remove with tongs or a slotted spoon to a paper towel-lined cookie sheet and sprinkle with more salt if needed. The pancake batter is the secret ingredient!
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flwvoh on 1.20.2011
I made these tonight and they were fabulous! The only thing I suggest is to add more garlic and a bit more red pepper. A couple dashes didn’t give it enough flavor.
QueenOfHerKitchen on 9.29.2010
Sweett13–They are so easy! I use the same batter to deep fry asparagus, squash and other veggies. I have even made these while camping, although I don’t recommend deep frying anything over an open fire in the woods. =O
sweett13 on 9.28.2010
I never knew onion rings could be so- easy! Can’t wait to make these, thanks!