Is there a way to make fried ice cream without corn flakes?!
Answers:
you could use breadcrumbs or cookie crumbs as a replacement (:
Here's a recipe from http://www.bestrecipes.com.au/recipe/Deep-Fried-Ice-Cream-L3181.html:
Ingredients
Ice-cream, frozen very firmly
Eggs, beaten
Breadcrumbs
Method
1. Place a metal tray in the freezer one hour before starting.
2. Scoop out ice-cream into a ball.
3. Roll in breadcrumbs and place into the freezer on cold tray for at least 2 hours.
4. Roll balls in beaten egg and back into breadcrumbs again, pushing the breadcrumbs on tightly. 5. Refreeze again until firm.
6. Heat oil in deep fryer or wok until very hot.
7. Deep fry each ice-cream ball for 10 seconds or until golden. Serve with caramel strawberry or chocolate topping.
You should be able to use rice krispies, crushed potato chips, cracker crumbs, etc, but check out the ice cream. Some brands use stabilizers made from corn, and some may use HFCS. Although.....now that I think about it, HFCS has nothing whatsoever to do with corn in that state..... just as white sugar has nothing to do with beets or cane at that point.
This free 88 page pdf on cooking mastery may help you.
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you could use wheaties, or maybe life (it's made with oats)
