Full of fat and fun!

About this time of year in the Ozarks, we get all “hep­ped” up.  We’ve been watch­ing Steal your Dol­lar Hol­lar com­mer­cials for about a month and we know the funs about to begin. (Yes, I jok­ingly call it Steal your Dol­lar Hol­lar, but also please note that I love SDC and it’s totally worth the cash!)

Mean­ing 50 bazil­lion tourists are com­ing down to gawk at us hill­bil­lies and taste all our viddles.

Well, I would hate for any­one to feel left out, so I thought I’d share my recipe for Fun­nel Cakes.  It’s easy, cheap and a ton of fun to do with the kiddos.

2 beaten egg
1 1/2 c. milk
2 c. flour
1 t. bak­ing pow­der
1/2 t. salt
2–3 c. of cook­ing oil

Com­bine eggs and milk.  Sift flour, bak­ing pow­der and salt.  Add to egg mix­ture and beat smooth.  If too thick, add more milk.  If too thin, add flour. (You want like pan­cake mix).  Heat oil to 360 degrees.  Pour 1/2 c. into  a fun­nel.  Fry till golden brown and using a sifter, sprin­kle pow­dered sugar over the top. *This makes quite a bit, so I would half it if you’re a fam­ily of 4.*

Related Posts with Thumbnails

Tags: , ,

  • Digg
  • Del.icio.us
  • StumbleUpon
  • Reddit
  • Twitter
  • RSS

5 Responses to “Full of fat and fun!”

  1. Stacey says:

    Hey now! I’m one of those vit­tle steal­ing gawkers…I’d be slightly offended, except I don’t let them thar hill­bil­lies offend me too much, cept when you wash your laun­dry and hang ‘em out across my car to dry. Pshh, that’s rude!

    Okay I want the soc­cat­ash (sp?) recipe…do ya have that? Because if you could make me up a batch of those, I’d be all over ya like a feather on a piece of tar paper. xoxo

  2. Bubba's Sis says:

    Love me some fun­nel cake.…..mmmmmm MMMMMM!

  3. D... says:

    Fun­nel cake, yum­m­m­mmm! Maybe I should get ambi­tious and try to make my own.…

  4. Misty Dawn says:

    I love fun­nel cakes. They’re a fair-time favorite!

  5. kelley says:

    I am orig­i­nally for south­ern illi­nois and moved to calif. 16yrs ago.…we went to the ozarks often for vaca­tion; but what got me…I had not heard ‘vid­dels’ in such a long time. soooo reminds me of my gran.
    great site!

Leave a Reply