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Funnel cakes

Discussion in 'Professional Pastry Chefs' started by w.debord, Jul 1, 2001.

  1. Jul 1, 2001 #1
    w.debord

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    We have a large 4th of July party at my work every year. Gourmet is definately out....this is a picnic style event. I'm going to make funnel cakes (just one of many items) this year for the first time. I can't say I've ever even eaten them at a fair before and I've certainly never made them either. But there always has to be a first time for everything.

    I have a recipe from my mother (a pro chef) but I was hoping someone else might have a source where they've seen it published so I could cross reference it? I can't think of one cookbook where I've seen it...

    Any feed back would be helpful, thanks.
     
  3. Jul 1, 2001 #2
    mudbug

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  4. Jul 3, 2001 #3
    w.debord

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    Thank-you!! :D
     
  5. Jul 4, 2001 #4
    spoons

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    W.Debord,
    Love your cake on the other side.
    Nice work.
     
  6. Jul 4, 2001 #5
    w.debord

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    Hey, Spoons whats your name there? Cool...other people visiting too?

    thanks.
     
  7. Jul 8, 2001 #6
    spoons

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    WDB
    I don't really post,more of a lurker. :eek:
     
  8. Jul 9, 2001 #7
    w.debord

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    Too bad, I wish you would, it always makes things more interesting when more people particapte.

    Is it a fear factor? I've read people write that we are brutal, but I dissagree. Unforunately one person can make it appear that way at times..... but, a heated debate is fun sometimes it feels like it sharpens my brain, others find it uncomfortable./?*


    I like the honesty, brutal or not.
     
  9. Jul 10, 2001 #8
    isa

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    Where is the other side?
     
  11. Jul 11, 2001 #9
    spoons

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    WDebord,
    Not a fear factor,maybe an ignoring factor. Or, posting something, then not getting a response. I try to help, what I know.Been thru culinary school.I'm a cake designer. Know lots of cake things.
    Tried to give some pointers to Angry.Her cake was purdy. Seems like Panini is the only "cake" person.
    Yeah, I lurk and like to read all the heated debates. Very interesting. Maybe you'll see me around. I'll just dive on in. Thanks Wendy.
     
  12. Jul 12, 2001 #10
    mofo1

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    Iza,
    "The other side" is webfoodpros.com. It is kind of the anti-thesis of this site. The debates can get quite heated and sometimes downright nasty. I pretty much gave up on it but go to laugh once in awhile.